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Windows version Word 2013
I am new to styles, so this may seem too basic, but it is important to me. I know how to set a paragraph to have the first words indented. I also want to to create a style that will leave the first sentence left justified but allow me to indent the second and third (or more lines). Thanking you in advance |
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Styles are essential to using Word so it is good that you are going to embrace them.
What I think you are describing is a hanging indent - Paragraph Format > Indentation > Special > Hanging.
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There are plenty of websites that offer support for using styles in Word. Most of the information applies to all versions of word. Here are a couple to get you started:
http://www.addbalance.com/usersguide/styles.htm http://shaunakelly.com/word/styles/tipsonstyles.html Both of these websites offer much more that what you are asking but, will help you ten-fold for future assistance. Hope this helps... |
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