I have seen this in Word 2000, at least. In the table of contents, a
space is included instead of the hidden outline number.
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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It sounds suspiciously as if Word is allowing space for that hidden
outline
number. Bummer if it is.
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"Dan" wrote in message
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The extra space is actually just one character.
But it's not in the style or in the text.
In one of the Styles, the number part is after some text:
"TEXT #1"
In the other, it's a hidden number at the beginning of the
outline.
"1" (hidden)
"Dan" wrote in message
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I have two styles defined for my Level 1 outline in a table of
contents.
They both seem identical:
- based on outline numbered format, aligned at 0, no indent or
tab,
following with nothing
- centered paragraph style
- same font size and style
However, in the Table of Contents, text in one of the styles
gets
aligned
perfectly to the left margin, while the text in the other is
indented a
little (~1/8") and I can't figure out why.