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08-19-2013, 08:43 AM
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Then you need to run the Indent command. By default, Ctrl+M is already assigned to that command (but you can choose another shortcut if you want to).
If you want to mimic the behavior of actually clicking the Increase Indent button, you should assign a shortcut to the IncreaseIndent command.
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