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I tried this a couple of times, and it did not work. I created the style called Bullett List 1 and the symbol. It did not show in the review panel as you showed. I was using Microsoft 365. Please advise. I want to use this style for all my documents going forward.
The first solution didn't work with me. Here's my problem: Let's say I'm typing one sentence in a table. The table spaces aren't that wide. So when I type in Miss Toshi's Birthday Present (one sentence), the word Present goes to the second line. Now I have all of this space between Miss Toshi's Birthday and Present. I tried the Multiple 1.08 thing, and it still looks the same. I tried widening the column, but of course, it makes my other two column's width way too small. Someone, please help!
As a former literacy instructor (read: grammar nazi) in the Australian Army, grammatically speaking, you do need a hyphen in "decision-making process" because it's a compound adjective (ie more than one word is used in the adjective to describe the noun, which is "process". The easiest way to test this is is to cover up either "decision" or "making" and then read the sentence. If it doesn't make sense, then you need the hyphen. For example, "...assist in the ( ) making process" or "...assist in the decision ( ) process" makes no sense by itself, which means it's a compound adjective and needs a hyphen.
Awesome! Thank you. If you want to blow my socks off - my feet are clean :) - then make this video, with a equally great explanation of how to change the spacing in multi-level lists. But again... Awesome
At 8:10 mark he had me sold enough to watch all of the video's as of lately my assignments have been on time and I've stopped 3x writing time in editing. Yes it is confusing because it's counter productive of what "normal" document formatting is. Thank you Chris and I would like a version of this video where you use the macro's
Thank you, very helpful! Maybe I missed this, but do you save this document as a Word template, or do you just use it in general for new documents? Also, how to apply these styles to other new or existing documents?
This is not at all the best way to do this because you cannot use your navigation pane. Instead, Create a new Style based on Heading 1. Then Call it Appendix 1. Modify the Style so you have the word Appendix before the number. And you can change from 1, 2, 3 to A, B, C if you want. Then the Appendix appears in the navigation pane just as Heading 1 would appear.
I have a table that ends near the bottom of the page. This happens to be the last page of the document. Word keeps adding a paragraph at the end of the table, which causes a blank page at the end - which I cannot seem to remove. Ideas?
This is the most confusing direction I've ever witnessed. He jumps between levels, headings, and paragraph settings in the blink of an eye. Perhaps I'm just too slow to keep up. I stopped watching a third of the way in as my eyes glazed over. Sorry. He seems like a really nice guy. I like his demeanor very much.
