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Suzanne,
I followed your instruction on numbering. It makes perfect sense. The problem I'm having is that in one occasion (so far) for Heading 3 where it should be 3.1.4 it states 3.1.3. When I go in and look at the numbering for the Headings everything looks fine. Any ideas on how to fix? Thanks "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Make sure you have set up the numbering as described in http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.html. The two important points are that (1) all style changes need to be done through the top-level style, and (2) all tabs and indents must be set in the Numbering dialog, not Paragraph. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "rhewell" wrote in message ... Hi there -- I have a very odd outline numbering problem. I have tried everything I can think of to fix it, and I'm at wit's end. Here's the setup: I created a template using a couple of different outlined numbering "schemes." I created all of them using "styles and formatting" and have made sure that any changes have been made via "styles and formatting" as well. I have a document that has several levels of "notes" --- Note, Reminder, Caution, Warning, Timesaver, Tip. I set them up as on outlined numbered list with the "number style" as none and the "number format" being Note, Reminder, etc. (Sigh -- perhaps I shouldn't have done it that way, but at the time it seemed like the right thing to do....) In the List_Num field, I used the name "notes_list" This is how it looks level-wise: Level 1: Number format = Note; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.2 Level 2: Number format = Reminder; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.5 Level 3: Number format = Caution; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.5 Level 4: Number format = Warning!; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.5 Level 5: Number format = Timesaver; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.5 Level 6: Number format = Tip; aligned = .8; tabspace after and indent after = 1.2 I created a document based on the template and applied my styles accordingly. Here's the problem .... When I open my document, my Level 2 "Reminder" is not indented correctly -- and if I go the the "Styles and Formatting" and look only at the "Reminder" style, it now says that I have a left indent of .25 with a hanging ident of .25 and a tab at .5. BUT..... if I go to my level 1 style of Note, choose to modify it, and go to "numbering" and "customize", the level 2 Reminder is still set to the left alignment and tab space/indents as it was set up in the .dot (left indent of .8; tabsapce/ident after 1.2). If I cycle through all the levels there, and the OK back out to my document --- the Reminder is now indented correctly. BUT .... if I save and close the document and then re-open it, the problem appears again!! AAAARRRGHHHH! Any help or words of wisdom?? Thanks so much. -- rhewell |
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