Hello,
After setting up a multilevel numbering list style (or whatever the correct terminology is) by following the instructions here:
http://shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/numbering20072010.html
What would prevent new lines from automatically entering the next number? Actually, the new line does not even keep the same heading since the cursor goes all the way back to the left margin and Styles switches to Normal. Here's an example that hopefully
explains what I'm talking about:
Suppose you set up your outline headings to look like this — with the bracketed content not seen but showing the heading level (and Style) of its respective row:
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[Heading 1] I.
[Heading 2] A.
[Heading 3] 1. |
[Heading 4] a.
[Heading 5] and so on...
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and suppose the vertical bar at the end of the third line represents the location of your mouse cursor.
Pressing the Enter key should give the following, right?
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[Heading 1] I.
[Heading 2] A.
[Heading 3] 1.
[Heading 3] 2. |
[Heading 4] a.
[Heading 5] and so on...
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where the new line is at the same heading level [Heading 3] and the new number follows in sequence from the prior heading at that level.
However, pressing the Enter key in my case results in this:
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[Heading 1] I.
[Heading 2] A.
[Heading 3] 1.
[Normal] |
[Heading 4] a.
[Heading 5] and so on...
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where the cursor goes all the way back to the left margin and the Styles menu shows that it switched from [Heading 3] to [Normal]. Every level behaves the same way. It's like it doesn't know to remain at the same Heading.
I would attach the file but I don't see a way to do that. :P
Thanks
