[Philippe]

In some legal documents, multi-level outlines need to appear in one and the
same paragraph, which itself can represent an outline level:

A. In this paragraph, an additional outline level is necessary to, (1)
explain something in more detail; or (2) clarify an issue, if such issue;
(i) was not previously addressed; or, (ii) differs from the standard.

The above paragraph would represent level 1, (1) would represent level 2 and
(i) would represent level 3. The paragraph does not contain [Enter] - it's
word-wrapped. Please explain how to accomplish this in MS Word 2003 and MS
World 2007. Thank you.
Philippe

[Graham Mayor]

Outlining applies only to paragraphs. In this case you would have to type
the numbers and letters as you have in the message you posted.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Philippe wrote:
In some legal documents, multi-level outlines need to appear in one
and the same paragraph, which itself can represent an outline level:

A. In this paragraph, an additional outline level is necessary to,
(1) explain something in more detail; or (2) clarify an issue, if
such issue; (i) was not previously addressed; or, (ii) differs from
the standard.

The above paragraph would represent level 1, (1) would represent
level 2 and (i) would represent level 3. The paragraph does not
contain [Enter] - it's word-wrapped. Please explain how to
accomplish this in MS Word 2003 and MS World 2007. Thank you.
Philippe

[Stefan Blom]

Or use SEQ (or LISTNUM) fields.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...
Outlining applies only to paragraphs. In this case you would have to type
the numbers and letters as you have in the message you posted.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Philippe wrote:
In some legal documents, multi-level outlines need to appear in one
and the same paragraph, which itself can represent an outline level:

A. In this paragraph, an additional outline level is necessary to,
(1) explain something in more detail; or (2) clarify an issue, if
such issue; (i) was not previously addressed; or, (ii) differs from
the standard.

The above paragraph would represent level 1, (1) would represent
level 2 and (i) would represent level 3. The paragraph does not
contain [Enter] - it's word-wrapped. Please explain how to
accomplish this in MS Word 2003 and MS World 2007. Thank you.
Philippe