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01-22-2019, 06:29 AM
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Sure, but we use only one page layout so margin and layout doesn't change.
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- You can have multiple margins in a page using continuous section breaks. This is generally a very bad idea, though. It causes real editing headaches. Margins and Indents in Word
- Again, you want to be using the procedures set forth in How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in Ribbon Versions of Word by Shauna Kelly
- That said, see Number Alignment 2007 and later by Suzanne Barnhill, MVP, which may have an answer for your problem. Look at aligning on punctutation in that page.
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You've aligned at 2.2 cm and set a tab setting at 1 cm (before your number).
There is a built-in tab setting that will catch your text. Set your next tab setting at 2.5 cm or whatever you want, but past where you have set your alignment point.
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