Curricula Vitae / Résumés ⇒ Alignment

[templateuser]

Hello, how I can make the text in justified alignment form?

Thanks and regards.
fawad

[Vel]

Hi,

Simply remove the \raggedright from

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\newcommand{\Description}[1]{\hangindent=2em\hangafter=0\noindent\raggedright%
\footnotesize{#1}\par\normalsize\vspace{1em}}

on line 40.

Cheers,
Vel

[templateuser]

Thanks for your help.

fawad

[lambert]

Very nice template. I have a publication of more than one line and would like to align the second line with the first one (and the others like University).
Could explain how to do this?

[Johannes_B]

I am sorry, i can't follow. Can you please open a new thread (we have enough space here ) along with a screenshot with marks of what is not ok. Would be much easier for me to provide a solution.

[lambert]

Ok, since I do not know how to make a new topic here is a screen.
I would like to align the first and second line where the arrow points.

[Johannes_B]

You could do something like the following, calculating the length using package calc. Or just set a fixed width.

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\newlength{\spacewidth}
\settowidth{\spacewidth}{\space}
\NewEntry{2010--2011}{\parbox[t]{\linewidth-\datebox-1.5em-2em-\spacewidth\relax}{Summer Intern, \textsc{Initech Inc}  --- Chicago and much much much more text to be shown here}}

That is of course kinda messy, since LaTeX adjusts the amount of space between words.

[igor_sarman]

Hello

I have the same problem of Lambert and tried the Johannes_B solution but it does not work (I mean, I tried it in the same identical code line used by Johannes_B in his example but it does not return the solution I was looking for).
Does anyone know another way to fix this problem?
Thank you,

I

[Johannes_B]

Would you mind opening a new topic? It keeps the place tidy and keeps me from confusing myself. Don't forget to mention which template you are using.