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July 10th, 2012 - 08:14 am ET by KevinUK | Report spam
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I have a simple diagram constructed from text boxes and lines. This is
an example of how the text is currently set out:

6. Conclusions and
Future Directions

I want the second line of text to line up with the first, as it would
in a list. How do I do that in a text box? I'm sure this is very easy
- when you know how.

Thanks.
Kevin

I have various versions of Word on different machines, so save all
documents as 1997-2003.
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#1 Stefan Blom
July 10th, 2012 - 09:49 am ET | Report spam
Define a hanging indent; for example, you can drag the indent indicator
on the horizontal ruler. Of course, you'd have to delete the space
between the period and "Conclusions" and replace it with a tab.

Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP





On 2012-07-10 14:14, KevinUK wrote:
I have a simple diagram constructed from text boxes and lines. This is
an example of how the text is currently set out:

6. Conclusions and
Future Directions

I want the second line of text to line up with the first, as it would
in a list. How do I do that in a text box? I'm sure this is very easy
- when you know how.

Thanks.
Kevin

I have various versions of Word on different machines, so save all
documents as 1997-2003.

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