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Right Indent not grabbable after precise positioning

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WebColin - 19 Nov 2005 12:13 GMT
If I hold down the Alt key while I drag the right indent, which I need to do
to specify an indent between ruler ticks, it then becomes ungrabbable by the
mouse. When I try to select it or click on it, Word thinks I'm trying to
place a Tab stop. This means once I position the right margin, it's stuck
there forever.

If I don't use Alt for precise positioning, I don't have this problem. Is
there a solution or work around to this?

Thanks,
Colin
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 19 Nov 2005 15:44 GMT
You can always specify a precise right indent through the Format | Paragraph
dialog. FWIW, however, I'm not seeing the problem here (Word 2003). What
happens if you press Alt while trying to select it?

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> If I hold down the Alt key while I drag the right indent, which I need to do
> to specify an indent between ruler ticks, it then becomes ungrabbable by the
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> Thanks,
> Colin
WebColin - 19 Nov 2005 16:39 GMT
Still can't select it. I'm also using Word 2003 with all the SP's installed.
I see it in the paragraph option though. Not sure how I missed that before.
I swear I looked!

Thanks,
Colin

> You can always specify a precise right indent through the Format |
> Paragraph
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>> Thanks,
>> Colin
 
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