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From: MeMoiMatt on 30 Mar 2010 14:21
Okay, here is what I am trying to do in Word 2007.
I have finished writing a large amount of text with minimal formatting (page
numbers and caps and fonts, spacing, etc).
I would like to accomplish the following: I want to select all this text and
have numbered lines appear to the left (far left margin) as, say, an archaic
legal deposition might retain. I do not want to disturb the text formatting
(font, spacing, etc.). I used to do this task quite easily in Word Perfect
yet I cannot find this feature with Word. All help is greatly appreciated.
From: MeMoiMatt on 30 Mar 2010 15:23
Okay I think I {self} discovered the answer. The method is to click on in the
Word 7 document, Page Layout > line numbers > and then select continuous.
This seemed to work.

"MeMoiMatt" wrote:

> Okay, here is what I am trying to do in Word 2007.
> I have finished writing a large amount of text with minimal formatting (page
> numbers and caps and fonts, spacing, etc).
> I would like to accomplish the following: I want to select all this text and
> have numbered lines appear to the left (far left margin) as, say, an archaic
> legal deposition might retain. I do not want to disturb the text formatting
> (font, spacing, etc.). I used to do this task quite easily in Word Perfect
> yet I cannot find this feature with Word. All help is greatly appreciated.
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