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some of my lines move outside of the left margin when I type
A number of lines in a document "shift" outside of the left margin when I
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some of my lines move outside of the left margin when I type
Do you have a negative indent set? Choose Format - Paragraph. My indentation
settings are both 0. What are your indentation settings? Mind you, they don't *have* to be 0, and sometimes a negative indentation is precisely what you want (in some kinds of publishing & reports). But, if you're having a _problem_ with lines extending too far to the left, then it sounds like your indentation settings might be the problem. -- Herb Tyson MS MVP http://www.herbtyson.com Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along. "Ray the elder" Ray the wrote in message ... A number of lines in a document "shift" outside of the left margin when I type. How do I correct this? |
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