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Is there a way of doing this, either direct or indirect? Specifically the files would be back-of-book indexes with indented subheadings and subsubheadings.
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There is an old and long discontinued Microsoft filter - MS-DOS Text with Layout converter for Word - which you can find on my web site at Graham Mayor - Downloads and which still works albeit with provisos discussed in the accompanying readme file.
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