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Why does my tab key not work for bullet points?

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Speedy_Bubbles - 15 Mar 2008 23:18 GMT
I click on the bullet point icon when I need to put them in.
I press the enter key to go down to the next line.  
Then if I want to indent and get a different type of bullet point at the
same time it doesn't work.
When I press the tab key to make it do this, it will only tab the text over,
not the bullet point. I have to physically press the icon for indent to make
it do this.

Can anyone help?!?!?

Thanks!
Peter A - 16 Mar 2008 16:33 GMT
> I click on the bullet point icon when I need to put them in.
> I press the enter key to go down to the next line.  
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>
> Thanks!

You need to use the Increase Indent and Decrease Indent buttons on the
toolbar.

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Tony Jollans - 17 Mar 2008 12:30 GMT
Select Tools > AutoCorrect Options from the Menu
On the "Autoformat as you type tab", under the heading "automatically as you
type", check the box for "Set left and first indent with tabs and
backspaces"

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Enjoy,
Tony

>I click on the bullet point icon when I need to put them in.
> I press the enter key to go down to the next line.
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> Thanks!
Stefan Blom - 17 Mar 2008 12:43 GMT
Also, note that you can promote and demote items in an outline list by
pressing Alt+Shift+Left/Right arrow.

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>I click on the bullet point icon when I need to put them in.
> I press the enter key to go down to the next line.
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> Thanks!
 
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