Here is a code I have written:
#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <graphics.h>

void main ()
{
int gd,gm;
clrscr ();
detectgraph (&gd,&gm);
initgraph (&gd,&gm,"c:\\tc\\bgi");
outtext("\n\n\n Welcome to the graphics mode!!!");
getch ();
cleardevice ();
settextstyle (3,0,2);
outtext("Experimenting with fonts......");
getch ();
cleardevice ();
setcolor (5);
outtext("Experimenting with fonts......");
getch ();
cleardevice ();
settextjustify (1,1);
outtext ("Justification of text........");
if (graphresult () == -11)
outtext ("Error.....");
getch ();
}

Now, when I run this code, the settextjustify function does not align the text in the center of the screen. I have also tried the enumetations for the center alignment but still this thing doesn't work. Please help!!!!

settextjustify() aligns the text RELATIVE TO CURRENT PEN POSITION. It means two choices:

1. You can use moveto() to set the pen position
2. You can use outtextxy() instead of outtext()

See RED: I set up the center of screen and changed all calls to outtext() to its equivalent, but with X,Y passed.

: #include <iostream.h>
: #include <conio.h>
: #include <graphics.h>
: 
: void main ()
: {
:      int gd,gm,x,y;
:      clrscr ();
:      detectgraph (&gd,&gm);
:      initgraph (&gd,&gm,"c:\\tc\\bgi");
:      outtext("\n\n\n Welcome to the graphics mode!!!");
:      getch ();
:      cleardevice ();
:      settextstyle (3,0,2);
:      outtext("Experimenting with fonts......");
:      getch ();
:      x=getmaxx () / 2;
:      y=getmaxy () / 2;
:      cleardevice ();
:      setcolor (5);
:      outtext("Experimenting with fonts......");
:      getch ();
:      cleardevice ();
:      settextjustify (1,1);
:      outtextxy (x,y,"Justification of text........");
:      settextjustify (0,1);
:      outtextxy (x,y,"-- settextjustify (0,1) --");
:      settextjustify (1,0);
:      outtextxy (x,y,"-- settextjustify (1,0) --");
:      if (graphresult () == -11)
:      outtext ("Error.....");
:      getch ();
: }

Thanks!!! It has helped me a lot!!!