Indented Paragraphing with Numbers in Word

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Steps for Indenting Text in Word 2000

Click on Format

Click on Bullets & Numbering

Click on " Numbered " tab at top

Click on the Box with the style you prefer - 1, 2, 3 or (1), (2), (3) and other

choices.

Click on the customize button in the lower right hand corner

Once you are in the customized section, enter the information that is

appropriate for your use in the " aligned at " and " indented at " options. I have

mine aligned at 0 (where the number goes) and the test indented at 0.5.

That option makes it look like this.

1. This is an example of text aligned at 0 and indented at 0.5. I don't know if

this will come through e-mail correctly, but it looks good in Word.

2. Next number comes in automatically when you hit the return key after the

number above.

3. I have not entered any of these numbers manually.

4. If you need double spaces between the numbers, you can go do it after number

1 when #2 comes in by itself, just manually add in a return and type in #2

yourself manually and then each number after that will leave a blank line in

between and the it will start automatically giving you #3, #4, #5, etc.

Note: If you have the feature called " Help for Wordperfect Users " turned on in

Word, your numbers will be all messed up. I had problems for months until

someone told me I had to turn that feature off and from then on the indenting in

Word worked like a charm.

Hope this helps!

Chris

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As I feared, when it came through in my Outlook express, the text was not

indented. In Word, however, it looked like the original request desired.

1. Text here.

2. Text here.

3. Text here.

Aligned in here.

4. Text here.

Chris

Indented Paragraphing with Numbers in Word

> Steps for Indenting Text in Word 2000

>

> Click on Format

> Click on Bullets & Numbering

> Click on " Numbered " tab at top

> Click on the Box with the style you prefer - 1, 2, 3 or (1), (2), (3) and

other choices.

> Click on the customize button in the lower right hand corner

>

> Once you are in the customized section, enter the information that is

appropriate for your use in the " aligned at " and " indented at " options. I have

mine aligned at 0 (where the number goes) and the test indented at 0.5.

>

> That option makes it look like this.

>

> 1. This is an example of text aligned at 0 and indented at 0.5. I don't know

if this will come through e-mail correctly, but it looks good in Word.

> 2. Next number comes in automatically when you hit the return key after the

number above.

> 3. I have not entered any of these numbers manually.

> 4. If you need double spaces between the numbers, you can go do it after

number 1 when #2 comes in by itself, just manually add in a return and type in

#2 yourself manually and then each number after that will leave a blank line in

between and the it will start automatically giving you #3, #4, #5, etc.

>

> Note: If you have the feature called " Help for Wordperfect Users " turned on

in Word, your numbers will be all messed up. I had problems for months until

someone told me I had to turn that feature off and from then on the indenting in

Word worked like a charm.

>

> Hope this helps!

>

> Chris

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