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Originally Posted by Birchum
Hi, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately this won't work for me as word doesn't recognize the list as a formatted list. When I try, it adds the new numbering system in addition to the old one, eg:
I. I. First Heading
A. A. First Subheading
Thoughts?
Thanks.
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This looks like manual numbering but may be SEQ fields.
If manual numbering, you will need to remove the manual numbering. If SEQ fields you may want to continue using those instead of automatic multilevel list numbering. Otherwise, you would want to remove the SEQ fields. You can find out if you have SEQ fields by pressing Alt+F9 to toggle display of field codes. (Regardless of what you see, remember to toggle it back by pressing Alt+F9 a second time.
03-11-2015, 07:04 AM
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