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If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list
in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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Create a bulleted style, or modify the built-in List Bullet style to suit
your needs. If you make use of the built-in List Bullet style, note that there is a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+L) that applies it to text. To set the indents for a bulleted style, just apply it to text, right-click a bulleted item and choose Adjust List Indents from the context menu. When you are done, click OK. Then right-click again and choose to Update style name to Match Selection. To transfer the settings to the attached template, right-click the style in the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) and choose Modify. Click the "New documents based on this template" option and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote in message ... If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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Stefan,
Thanks for the quick reply but that is not exactly what I was thinking. When I typed in bullet list, what I really meant was a new "numbering format". The user wants to create a numbering format with a ¶ symbol, followed by a number (without a period) and then a tab to where the text begins. If we try to adjust the line indents it only works for the 1st row. She also does not want to have to adjust every time. She also wants to set the margins a specific way. She claims she could do this in prior versions of Word. Is this something that needs to be done via creation of a new style or are we missing something here?? Thanks a lot, "Stefan Blom" wrote: Create a bulleted style, or modify the built-in List Bullet style to suit your needs. If you make use of the built-in List Bullet style, note that there is a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+L) that applies it to text. To set the indents for a bulleted style, just apply it to text, right-click a bulleted item and choose Adjust List Indents from the context menu. When you are done, click OK. Then right-click again and choose to Update style name to Match Selection. To transfer the settings to the attached template, right-click the style in the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) and choose Modify. Click the "New documents based on this template" option and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote in message ... If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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You can apply the List Number style instead, and then modify it to include
the ¶ symbol. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote: Stefan, Thanks for the quick reply but that is not exactly what I was thinking. When I typed in bullet list, what I really meant was a new "numbering format". The user wants to create a numbering format with a ¶ symbol, followed by a number (without a period) and then a tab to where the text begins. If we try to adjust the line indents it only works for the 1st row. She also does not want to have to adjust every time. She also wants to set the margins a specific way. She claims she could do this in prior versions of Word. Is this something that needs to be done via creation of a new style or are we missing something here?? Thanks a lot, "Stefan Blom" wrote: Create a bulleted style, or modify the built-in List Bullet style to suit your needs. If you make use of the built-in List Bullet style, note that there is a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+L) that applies it to text. To set the indents for a bulleted style, just apply it to text, right-click a bulleted item and choose Adjust List Indents from the context menu. When you are done, click OK. Then right-click again and choose to Update style name to Match Selection. To transfer the settings to the attached template, right-click the style in the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) and choose Modify. Click the "New documents based on this template" option and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote in message ... If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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What is the benefit of that versus just creating a new style? Wouldn't the
user just have to modify the list number style everytime? Sorry, but not a big power user here.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: You can apply the List Number style instead, and then modify it to include the ¶ symbol. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote: Stefan, Thanks for the quick reply but that is not exactly what I was thinking. When I typed in bullet list, what I really meant was a new "numbering format". The user wants to create a numbering format with a ¶ symbol, followed by a number (without a period) and then a tab to where the text begins. If we try to adjust the line indents it only works for the 1st row. She also does not want to have to adjust every time. She also wants to set the margins a specific way. She claims she could do this in prior versions of Word. Is this something that needs to be done via creation of a new style or are we missing something here?? Thanks a lot, "Stefan Blom" wrote: Create a bulleted style, or modify the built-in List Bullet style to suit your needs. If you make use of the built-in List Bullet style, note that there is a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+L) that applies it to text. To set the indents for a bulleted style, just apply it to text, right-click a bulleted item and choose Adjust List Indents from the context menu. When you are done, click OK. Then right-click again and choose to Update style name to Match Selection. To transfer the settings to the attached template, right-click the style in the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) and choose Modify. Click the "New documents based on this template" option and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote in message ... If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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Whether you modify the List Number style or create a new style, you'll still
have to do it again in every new document unless you save the changes to the template, so it's six of one and half a dozen of another. I prefer to use the built-in styles when possible just to avoid proliferation of styles. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Nat" wrote in message ... What is the benefit of that versus just creating a new style? Wouldn't the user just have to modify the list number style everytime? Sorry, but not a big power user here.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: You can apply the List Number style instead, and then modify it to include the ¶ symbol. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote: Stefan, Thanks for the quick reply but that is not exactly what I was thinking. When I typed in bullet list, what I really meant was a new "numbering format". The user wants to create a numbering format with a ¶ symbol, followed by a number (without a period) and then a tab to where the text begins. If we try to adjust the line indents it only works for the 1st row. She also does not want to have to adjust every time. She also wants to set the margins a specific way. She claims she could do this in prior versions of Word. Is this something that needs to be done via creation of a new style or are we missing something here?? Thanks a lot, "Stefan Blom" wrote: Create a bulleted style, or modify the built-in List Bullet style to suit your needs. If you make use of the built-in List Bullet style, note that there is a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+L) that applies it to text. To set the indents for a bulleted style, just apply it to text, right-click a bulleted item and choose Adjust List Indents from the context menu. When you are done, click OK. Then right-click again and choose to Update style name to Match Selection. To transfer the settings to the attached template, right-click the style in the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) and choose Modify. Click the "New documents based on this template" option and then click OK. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Nat" wrote in message ... If someone wants to create a new bullet list or set the default bullet list in Word 07 that starts with a ¶ followed by a number and then tabs over to where the text starts, how does one do that? Does that get set at teh bullet level or the paragraph level, or do they simply have to create a custom style? Thanks in advance, |
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