No, that would be a double indent (and it's a "block quote," not a "pull
quote," which is something else entirely). A double hanging indent, I would
guess, is one that has a hanging indent on the second line and then another,
larger left indent somewhere below that. I don't believe there's any good
way to achieve this in Word. In WordPerfect, there is a command (Ctrl+F7) to
"create a hanging indent here." You insert the code, and it resets the left
indent at that point until you change it, which you can do later in the same
paragraph.
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"Dawn Crosier, Word MVP" wrote in message
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Format your paragraph with an indent on both the right and left side. I'm
guessing that you are really talking about a "pulled quote". (Format |
Paragraph)
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"Chip Orange" wrote in message
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We have recently converted a large document operation from WordPerfect
to
Word. We have documents formatted whose layout had been aided by a WP
feature that allowed us to do a "double hanging indent".
We can't find a way to do something similar in Word, so we've been
redesigning documents into tables to use tabular columns in place of a
hanging indent inside of a hanging indent.
Is this the only/best way to achieve this kind of layout?
Thanks.
Chip
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