You were taking the right tack in changing the tab setting, but you must do
this in the Bullets and Numbering dialog, not in the Tabs dialog, and the
setting you must change is "Tab space after." But note that if your roman
numerals are right-aligned (as they should be), you may also want to
increase the "Aligned at" setting to allow the longest numeral to clear the
margin. This actually makes it easier for you: by right-aligning the
numerals, you define where you want them to end; then all you have to do is
allow a reasonable amount of space between that setting and the "Tab space
after" setting (which will likely be the same as the "Indent at" setting).

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"Amy" wrote in message
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When I use Capital Roman Numerals for my level 1 why does it tab so far
over
when you get to Roman Numeral 7. I tried to fix it using the tab distance
between the bullet and the text but this will not work. How do I bring
the
text closer to the bullet?