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I broke up a large document (~150 pages and growing with a lot of graphics)
into multiple subdocuments and created a master document. Each of the subdocuments contains a lot of numbered lists separated by sections of narrative text. Each of the numbered lists is formatted according to a style that I created and I added the identical style to both the subdocuments and master document. When I open the individual documents, the numbered lists all restart as they should each time a new list appears. However, when I open the documents from the master and click the Expand Subdocuments button, the lists become consecutive. I went through the master document and manually restarted every numbered list, but when I close and open the document again, the problem reappears. I've also noticed that Word occasionally turns my first item in the list into a bullet - what's that all about? My questions a How can I get the lists to automatically restart in the master document? There are TONS of them and manually restarting each list every time I create the full document is out of the question. Also, can I do anything to prevent Word from converting my first item in the numbered list into a bullet? |
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The answer is never use master docs. I tried it and it messed up all my
styles. Do a search for some of the other posts about master docs and you'll see what I mean. "usergal" wrote: I broke up a large document (~150 pages and growing with a lot of graphics) into multiple subdocuments and created a master document. Each of the subdocuments contains a lot of numbered lists separated by sections of narrative text. Each of the numbered lists is formatted according to a style that I created and I added the identical style to both the subdocuments and master document. When I open the individual documents, the numbered lists all restart as they should each time a new list appears. However, when I open the documents from the master and click the Expand Subdocuments button, the lists become consecutive. I went through the master document and manually restarted every numbered list, but when I close and open the document again, the problem reappears. I've also noticed that Word occasionally turns my first item in the list into a bullet - what's that all about? My questions a How can I get the lists to automatically restart in the master document? There are TONS of them and manually restarting each list every time I create the full document is out of the question. Also, can I do anything to prevent Word from converting my first item in the numbered list into a bullet? |
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