Latex: Justify without hyphenation

As per others, one of the greatest power of latex is how it hyphenates. However, in my opinion its always better to have the text justified without any hyphenation. Atleast, its better for the readers (I received this comment from many of my readers). So, I am for the MS Word style justification rather than latex-style hyphenation.

I found two working ways of doing so:

• You can use these lines in the preamble of your document (before \begin{document}):
  

  \tolerance=1
  \emergencystretch=\maxdimen
  \hyphenpenalty=10000
  \hbadness=10000

  This streches the lines and suppresses all the hyphenation. Works pretty well.

• Or you can suppress hyphen character completely by using
  

  \hyphenchar\font=-1

  However, this has the problem of not justifying the lines, and as a result you will have zigzagged right edge of your document. To get rid of overfull boxes, use the command:

  \sloppy