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Bug in Word 2007 list numbering when modifying?
In Word 2007, I have set up list numbering using the traditional (Word
97-2003) method of tying the numbers into paragraph styles. Works great except that whenever I modify the definition via Multilevel List -- Define New Multilevel List, the numbered paragraph where my cursor is located restarts numbering at #1. If I modify the List from the first numbered paragraph at the top of the list, the 2nd paragraph restarts numbering at 1, so I have two #1 paragraphs. When this happens, I can remove direct formatting (with Ctrl+Q) from the misnumbered paragraph and the numbering is fixed, but I am rolling this out for a client and am wondering if it's possible to get this to work properly without the extra step. Thanks, Colleen |
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