6In the Align pop-up menu under Vertical Justification, select Bottom. Then click OK.
7Press Shift+Ctrl+A (Windows) or Shift+Command+A (Mac OS) to deselect the text.
Then save the file.
Creating and applying a character style
In this lesson, you have applied and loaded paragraph styles. Now you’ll learn how to
create a character style. A character style can be applied to specified text within the body
text. You can use the same methods to create character styles and paragraph styles: You
can create a style based on formatted text, or you can create a style using the New
Character Style dialog box.
Here you ...
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