Justification on word processor using java

hello! i would like to ask if there is a function in java that has the function similar to that of the word procesor......or if anyone has created a function that does that.....please help thanks!!!!!

Hi,
in another of your posts I left a link to application SimplyHTML. The link is http://www.lightdev.com/template.php4?id=3
Did you visit this link already? It leads to a Java application implementing a word processor. Does this meet your needs? If not, it would be interesting to hear about what you are missing in detail...
Ulrich

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