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I format my memo's with a 'first line indent of 0.5'
How can I temporarily over-ride this first line indent for (say) one para ?
If I use 'left delete', to start typing from the left edge, 'Word' removes
the indent marker and I have to set up 'Format' again for subsequent para's.
Regards Crinkly Reg.
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The *best* way is to use two different styles, one indented and one not. But
if you can't drag the first-line indent back for a single paragraph without
affecting others, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...eformatted.htm. Note,
however, that whatever you do in one paragraph will be carried forward to
any that follow. If the first-line indent is part of the style, you can
restore it by pressing Ctrl+Q (to reapply the style). If it's direct
formatting, then you have no choice but to apply it again manually.

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"Crinkly Reg" Crinkly wrote in message
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I format my memo's with a 'first line indent of 0.5'
How can I temporarily over-ride this first line indent for (say) one para

?
If I use 'left delete', to start typing from the left edge, 'Word' removes
the indent marker and I have to set up 'Format' again for subsequent

para's.
Regards Crinkly Reg.


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Crinkly Reg
 
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It not ony answered my Q but got me thinking about styles. Good idea about 2
styles. Thanks also about the CTRL Q key which I did not know about (or
forgot)
Thanks, Crinkly Reg

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

The *best* way is to use two different styles, one indented and one not. But
if you can't drag the first-line indent back for a single paragraph without
affecting others, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...eformatted.htm. Note,
however, that whatever you do in one paragraph will be carried forward to
any that follow. If the first-line indent is part of the style, you can
restore it by pressing Ctrl+Q (to reapply the style). If it's direct
formatting, then you have no choice but to apply it again manually.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Crinkly Reg" Crinkly wrote in message
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I format my memo's with a 'first line indent of 0.5'
How can I temporarily over-ride this first line indent for (say) one para

?
If I use 'left delete', to start typing from the left edge, 'Word' removes
the indent marker and I have to set up 'Format' again for subsequent

para's.
Regards Crinkly Reg.



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