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When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit
alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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Up or Down arrow not left or right
"Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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The up down function changing the order in which the outline paragraphs occur
still functions. This is not what I'm talking about. I'm referring to if you are working in roman numeral I and hit enter, it will begin roman numeral II, in the past, if I clicked alt+shift+- it would change it from roman numeral II to arabic number 1. Thanks for the input though. Can anyone else help? "Summer" wrote: Up or Down arrow not left or right "Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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It still does if you have numbering levels defined.
"Pfizzy" wrote in message ... The up down function changing the order in which the outline paragraphs occur still functions. This is not what I'm talking about. I'm referring to if you are working in roman numeral I and hit enter, it will begin roman numeral II, in the past, if I clicked alt+shift+- it would change it from roman numeral II to arabic number 1. Thanks for the input though. Can anyone else help? "Summer" wrote: Up or Down arrow not left or right "Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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![]() To be able to obtain a relevant answer to your question, please provide the following information: What version of Word are you using (couldn't tell if it's 2003 or 2007)? I assume you created the list using one of the three buttons on the Home tab in the Paragraph group. If so, was it the Numbering button or the Multilevel List button If it was the Multilevel List button, which thumbnail did you apply? If you used a different method (one involving built-in or customized list styles), please indicate Thanks "Pfizzy" wrote: The up down function changing the order in which the outline paragraphs occur still functions. This is not what I'm talking about. I'm referring to if you are working in roman numeral I and hit enter, it will begin roman numeral II, in the past, if I clicked alt+shift+- it would change it from roman numeral II to arabic number 1. Thanks for the input though. Can anyone else help? "Summer" wrote: Up or Down arrow not left or right "Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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Where does this not work? In a particular document? In all documents?
If you place the insertion point at the beginning of a list item, can you then promote/demote using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys (assuming that the "Set left and first indent with tabs and backspaces" option is selected in Tools | AutoCorrect Options, AutoFormat As You Type tab)? What happens if you set up numbering according to the instructions at http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.hmtl ? Does that improve things? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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This is in response to all of you, thank you very much for your help:
I am using Office 2003 version of Word. It happens in all documents, and the tab/ shift+tab effect is what I'm looking for. This also stopped working. I have spoken to several people who have "lost" this functionality "all of a sudden." We have attained the outline by clicking either the bullet button or the numeric outline buttons in the toolbar. I believe these are standard buttons in the toolbar. I hope that clears it up, but in case the problem has been lost in answering these questions: My specific problem is that I can no longer easily increase or decrease the right to left or left to right levels of my outlines. I can do it by pressing the "increase indent button" in the toolbar, but cannot do so with the hotkeys that use to work. One point of note is that all five of the people who are experiencing the same problem are working on Dell Laptops. I can't think of how this would affect Word 2003, but it occurs to me that they may have all received the same faulty load of Word 2003. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Where does this not work? In a particular document? In all documents? If you place the insertion point at the beginning of a list item, can you then promote/demote using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys (assuming that the "Set left and first indent with tabs and backspaces" option is selected in Tools | AutoCorrect Options, AutoFormat As You Type tab)? What happens if you set up numbering according to the instructions at http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.hmtl ? Does that improve things? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Pfizzy" wrote in message ... When creating a bulleted or numbered outline, I used to be able to hit alt+shift+- to move a paragraph to the next level of the outline or alt+shift+- to move the paragraph back toward the left margin. This no longer works, how can I return the function to working properly in Word in from Office '03. |
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