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• Multilevel Lists vs List Styles

  25 Jun 2009

  Introduction A common question that comes up is about the difference between multilevel lists and list styles. Stuart discussed these two list types in his post The Many Levels of Lists . What I hope to do in this blog post is an in-depth look at the similarities and differences between these two concepts...
• The Many Levels of Lists

  8 Mar 2007

  Word "thinks" in terms of lists of nine levels. Even when you only have a simple, one-level list, Word has eight other levels stored off-stage. It's these additional levels that come into play when you indent a numbered entry and the number format changes (whether by using tab or the Increase Indent...
• Getting Control of Your Numbering

  8 Nov 2006

  Often, all you need to do to get your numbering to work the way you want is to type the number value followed by the punctuation you want for the numbering and press the Spacebar. Word goes ahead and starts a list for you using the value and format you've provided. So if you type 1) and a space, you...
• Numbering is Not Possessed

  6 Nov 2006

  Stuart J Stuple is a program manager on the Microsoft Office Word team who focuses on the formatting and editing experience of long or complex documents. His background is in book publishing and education. If ever there was a misunderstood feature, it has to be the automatic numbering features within...