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From: "Bruce Martin" on 2 Jan 2010 12:07
How about using a list style that contains a hierarchy of Bullets and/or
numbers? I keep these creations as my own templates and use them frequently.

While they were created in Oo on a Win XP platform, the Templates can easily
be copied into a Linux environment such as Fedora 12.

Cheers,


Bruce M.
Quebec, Canada


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Sent: December 31, 2009 1:01 PM
To: discuss(a)openoffice.org; discuss(a)ux.openoffice.org
Subject: [discuss] Writer 'increase indent' button ignores non-default tab
settings

I would be interested in others' views on the correct behaviour of the
'increase indent' button in Writer 3.1.

The Writer Help says that a click on this button will increase the
indent to the next tab stop. It turns out that this is actually the
next default tab stop, as set in Tools->Options. It does not take
account of any tab positions set using Format->Paragraph.

MS Word 2000 does not behave this way: it takes account of manually set
tab stops before falling back on the default tab positions. I would
suggest that this is the more rational behaviour.

I did raise this as a bug, but the developers' response was that the
Help page needs amending, not the behaviour of writer. It would seem
the original specs for this area are not that specific. What do other
people think?

Eddie

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