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How to use tab key to increase indent in a bulleted list?
I used to use the tab key and shift+tab key to increase and decrease the
indent in bulleted or numbered lists. For some reason this is no long functioning. I have Microsoft 2003 (Windows XP), |
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Hi, Kim. In Word, click on Tools | AutoCorrect Options | AutoFormat As You
Type | check the "Set left- and first-indent with tabs and backspaces" box | OK. "Kim" wrote: I used to use the tab key and shift+tab key to increase and decrease the indent in bulleted or numbered lists. For some reason this is no long functioning. I have Microsoft 2003 (Windows XP), |
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