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i want to add spaces at the beginning of a line of text
using word 2003 i want to add spaces at the beginning of a line of text so it
lines up with a certain word in the line above it but the space bar wont work to do that. I don't want to have to do anything to complicated but i need to know if I have to start using the enter key instead of letting the text automatically wrap. |
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i want to add spaces at the beginning of a line of text
Strictly speaking, you can insert a line break (Shift+Enter) and then your
spaces or (better) a tab (with a specific tab stop set). But this may be a situation where what you really want is a hanging indent. Do you know what that is? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "belle2714" wrote in message ... using word 2003 i want to add spaces at the beginning of a line of text so it lines up with a certain word in the line above it but the space bar wont work to do that. I don't want to have to do anything to complicated but i need to know if I have to start using the enter key instead of letting the text automatically wrap. |
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