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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Having problem with formatting consistent paragraphs Windows 10 Having problem with formatting consistent paragraphs Office 2013
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I do not have a Mac and am writing from my experiences with the Windows version. That version is similar, but the two are not the same. While I used Word on a Mac, that was a long time ago. I am a lawyer. Nevertheless, I hope that I can be of some help.



Automatic numbering, in every version of Word, is best handled using the steps shown in the following page. How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in Ribbon Versions of Word by Shauna Kelly

The controls on the Mac may be a bit different, but the basic steps are the same. The document structure is the same.

You should adjust the spacing after the number in the numbering dialog while you are setting up the numbering. You should adjust your tab settings in the style definitions but this is separate from the set up of the numbering.

Setting up your numbering using any method other than that specified, with your requirements, will eat up not hours but months of your time if you last that long.

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A good grasp of Styles is vital. Understanding Styles in Microsoft Word
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adobeman adobeman is offline Having problem with formatting consistent paragraphs Mac OS X Having problem with formatting consistent paragraphs Office 2016 for Mac
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Thanks, Charles, for the information. Coincidentally, the document that I am trying to perfect is an Amended Complaint for a District Court Case I am working on as a pro se. And as a lawyer, you are only too familiar with the myriad of rules the courts demand when submitting documents.

I looked at the information on the link you provided by Shuana Kelly. It is so comprehensive it made my eyes glaze over; in other words, far too much information to be helpful.

What I ended up doing is working with the ruler tabs. It is not fast going, but it got the job done. What I want to do is end up modifying or creating my own "list style" as that article talks about, but again, plowing through all that information in the article is too much at this point.

Again, thanks for the information and I appreciate the input.
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