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Hi all,
Having a very frustrating problem -- one of those instances where Microsoft is predicting what it thinks I want, and horribly inaccurately. I have created a list with the 1.1.1 numbered format. For all points one through nine, my text has appeared as follows, which is exactly the way I want it: Code:
1. HERE'S MY HEADER 1.1. A bit of detail 1.1.1. And a sub-point All of a sudden, Word decided to start doing the following at number ten: Code:
10. ANOTHER BIT OF TEXT 10.1. I am the evil Microsoft, you want extra spaces now. 10.1.1. Just to make you mad, no extra spaces here! I have played with the settings in <Right Click> Adjust List Indents to no avail. Can someone please help me figure out what Word has done wrong so I can correct it? It's driving me nuts! Thanks, P |
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