[Paul]

I put the cursor in one of the pasted bullet paragraphs. I invoked
Format-BulletsAndNumbering-Customize. All the numerical positioning
parameters are zero:

* BulletPosition-IndentAt
* TextPosition-TabSpaceAfter
* TextPosition-IndentAt

That's odd, I thought. So invoked the Reveal Formatting pane from the
Styles and Formatting pane, and sure enough, the Bullets and Numbering
section showed the above three parameters to be zero. According to
Reveal Formatting, the *only* difference between bullets of different
levels is in the Left Indent, in the Paragraph parameters of the
Reveal Formatting pane.

Suzanne, is looking at the Bullets and Numbering pane as described
above what you had in mind?

On Apr 30, 1:36*pm, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
In this case the indent is set in the Bullets (Numbering) dialog rather than
Paragraph, so perhaps you should try that instead.

"Paul" wrote:
I posted this in another thread, but the thread title dealt with a
larger contextual problem, so it may go unnoticed.

In Word 2003, I want to search for, and select, all paragraphs that
conform to a list of attributes e.g. left indent of 0.53", hanging
indent at 0.26", etc.. *From the "Find and Replace" panel, I chose
Format-Paragraph, and set the left indent to 0.53", etc.. *Word did
not find any of the paragraphs conforming to these attributes, even
though they exist. *Is there a way to search for (and select)
paragraphs based on formatting parameters?

I am using Word 2003.