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Outline levels
On my computer, I'm able to advance to different levels of an outline by
hitting the Tab button (or go back a level by hitting Shift+Tab). My co-worker is not able to do this. When he hits tab, it simply moves the text over w/o advancing to the next level of the outline. We've compared settings and everything looks similar. Does anyone know how to fix this problem he's having? Thanks!! -- Alissa S. Executive Admin TX |
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NEVERMIND!! I searched and found my solution.
Thanks anyway! -- Alissa S. Executive Admin TX "txsweetie78" wrote: On my computer, I'm able to advance to different levels of an outline by hitting the Tab button (or go back a level by hitting Shift+Tab). My co-worker is not able to do this. When he hits tab, it simply moves the text over w/o advancing to the next level of the outline. We've compared settings and everything looks similar. Does anyone know how to fix this problem he's having? Thanks!! -- Alissa S. Executive Admin TX |
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