Bullets and numbers are indented 0.25″ from your left margin in a list. The next text is then indented 0/50″ from the left margin. This is the default setting, but you can change the position of these indents in a list. Not only that, but […]
One way to quickly set your left or first-line indent is to simply use your Tab key. One of the AutoCorrect features in Word is to automatically set a left or first-line indent for you when you press your Tab key at the start of
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When you have many paragraphs and you need to adjust the indentation all at once the quickest and easiest way to do that is probably to use your increase or decrease indent buttons. Follow the steps below to learn how: Select all paragraphs. Use your
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If you were not aware, both bullets and numbers are indented 0.25″ from the left margin in a list and the text is indented 0.5o” from your left margin. Now, this is the default setting in Word but you can change the position of these
I know that when some folks read this, they will pooh-pooh what I have to say. But I can tell you from personal experience, this is something you should NEVER do in Word. Having said that, if you are creating a Word document that you
