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What controls indentation for automatic lists?
In Word 2007, I'm not seeing what settings control the indentation for
bulleted lists that you I create with the Bullets button in the toolbar. In particular, when I add a sublevel (change list level), I would like to be able to set where the next list level goes. I have set tabs in the List Paragraph style, but these don't seem (?) to be having an effect -- pressing Tab to change the list level seems to simply move it in 1/2". I can set up a multilevel list -- is that the only way to control indentation? Thanks! |
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What controls indentation for automatic lists?
Yes, if you want control of outline numbering, set up a multilevel list or,
which is even better, a list style. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "mikepope" wrote in message ... In Word 2007, I'm not seeing what settings control the indentation for bulleted lists that you I create with the Bullets button in the toolbar. In particular, when I add a sublevel (change list level), I would like to be able to set where the next list level goes. I have set tabs in the List Paragraph style, but these don't seem (?) to be having an effect -- pressing Tab to change the list level seems to simply move it in 1/2". I can set up a multilevel list -- is that the only way to control indentation? Thanks! |
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