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How to stop automatic spaces between words?

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WHen I export in pdf or into ptxprint it create spaces between words (bigger spaces than normal) which I don't want, how to stop that please?
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It is not clear what you are seeing. If paragraphs are justified then spaces get bigger. Here is an example of unjustfied and justified. 

Justified textUnjustified text

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