| | Auto numbering starts when you type a 0 or 1 followed by a period, hyphen, closing parentheses or greater-than sign followed by a space or a tab then some text. It will also start if you type a number that is equal to, or one or two greater than the number on the last auto numbered paragraph. | |
| | If you do not want continuous numbering to occur, you can override it by backspacing and typing a new number or by choosing the Restart numbering option (Format > Bullets & Numbering). | |
| | Automatic numbering lists can contain a table, non indented pargarphs or page breaks between any of the list elements. If you do not want continuous numbering to occur you can override it by backspacing and typing a new number or by choosing the “Restart Numbering” option on the “bullets and Numbering” dialog box. | |
| | Similarly you begin a paragraph with “I”, “A”, “a”, or “i” followed by a space ot tab and then text. | |
| | Auto numbering not only places a number at the start of each paragraph it also inserts a tab and then formats the whole paragraph with a hanging indent, so the numbers appear to the left of all the text. The size of the indent can vary depending on the list and whether you use a space or a tab. Typically using a space has an indent of 0.25 inches, whereas using a tab has an indent of 0.5 inches. | |
| | If you want to disable these features that can be easily done from (Tools > AutoCorrect) (Auto format as you type tab) | |