Hello,
In Word 2003, the "Heading 1" style (modified to include chapter
numbers) behaves very strangely. When set to centre, it centres the number
(i. e. with words CHAPTER 1, the digit 1 will be cantered). Additionally,
there is an "empty" tab-like space after the number that cannot be deleted
(so words like "CHAPTER 1 - TITLE" look "CHAPTER 1 - TITLE"). The same
happens if the numbering is set to include the word CHAPTER and with any
other alignment. Adjusting the numbering list does not help - there are
always the alignment and tab-like spacing problems.

Does anyone know any way around?

Thanks

Tom