Text Formatting ⇒ Text alignment

[vmgobinath]

Hi,
I am new to latex.



My latex lines :
\begin{rubric}{References}

%{\large Available on Request\par}
1. Dr. ABC
\\ Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department \par
%\\ Head of EGE group, Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering,\par
\\ ABC University, Montréal, Canada. \par
\\ \makefield{\faEnvelope[regular]}{\texttt{abc@univ.com}}

\end{rubric}

I am getting output like below RIGHT SIDE ALIGNMENT

......................................................... 1. Dr. ABC
Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department
............................ABC University, Montréal, Canada
...................................................abc@univ.com

I don't know why it s coming like this.

But I want LEFT SIDE alignment like below

1. Dr. ABC
Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department
ABC University, Montréal, Canada
abc@univ.com

Please guide me on how to make it left side alignment.

[Bartman]

Can you show a minimal working example?

[vmgobinath]

My current latex lines :


\begin{rubric}{References}

%{\large Available on Request\par}
1. Dr. ABC
\\ Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department \par
%\\ Head of EGE group, Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering,\par
\\ ABC University, Montréal, Canada. \par
\\ \makefield{\faEnvelope[regular]}{\texttt{abc@univ.com}}

\end{rubric}


CURRENT OUTPUT: RIGHT SIDE ALIGNMENT


......................................................... 1. Dr. ABC
Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department
............................ABC University, Montréal, Canada
...................................................abc@univ.com


REQUIRED OUTPUT: LEFT SIDE ALIGNMENT

like below

1. Dr. ABC
Associate Professor, Mechanical, Engineering Department
ABC University, Montréal, Canada
abc@univ.com

Please guide me on how to make it left side alignment.

[rais]

By default, LaTeX sets text justified, not right aligned.

Well, I don't know which class or package defines a rubric environment, but I'd try \raggedright just after beginning that rubric environment.

KR
Rainer