When using the Heading 3 standard heading style, the text for the 1.1.10
heading is not in line with the previous headings (text is farther to the
right). I'm assuming that this has something to do with the last number
increasing from a single digit (.9) to a double digit (.10), but all the
heading should align. Is there a quick fix for this?

Your right, it is the extra digit causing it.

Quick and best fix--probably to set the numbering for all the headings to
align Right, so that the numbers align at the end instead of the beginning
of the digits, which will keep a consistent space between the end of the
numbers and the heading.


On 7/28/05 7:01 AM, "Elle" wrote:

When using the Heading 3 standard heading style, the text for the 1.1.10
heading is not in line with the previous headings (text is farther to the
right). I'm assuming that this has something to do with the last number
increasing from a single digit (.9) to a double digit (.10), but all the
heading should align. Is there a quick fix for this?

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