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Understanding Styles in Microsoft Word You are undertaking a major project using Word. Word is not a typewriter. By not having a good understanding of how this deceptively complex program works you are getting it to fight you rather than help you. Spending a few hours learning Word will save you days of tearing your hair out. Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly And finally, on numbering, it wouldn't hurt to look at How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in Ribbon Versions of Word by Shauna Kelly . Quote:
I suspect that if you are going to be doing the same kind of work a lot of the time, you would want to set up one or more numbered styles in a custom screenplay template for that purpose. Templates in Microsoft Word You could also include boilerplate formatting and parts as AutoText. Automated Boilerplate Using Microsoft Word |
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