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From: winnie on 5 Mar 2010 13:55
When creating a document and I set my margins and tab the stylus (or whatever
that pointer thing is called) lines up perfectly with the marks on the ruler.
After saving document and then I go back to edit the document, when I try to
move the stylus, it does not line up with the mark. It is either a little
before the number of a little after.

If I hold down the Alt key and move the stylus it moves in small increments
and I can line it up.

Any idea why this does this and how I can fix it. It is very time consuming
to have to do this.

Thank.s
From: Stefan Blom on 5 Mar 2010 15:05
If you are trying to use the ruler to change indentation for automatic
numbered lists, then don't. Specify all options in the appropriate numbering
dialog box instead.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"winnie" <winnie(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When creating a document and I set my margins and tab the stylus (or
> whatever
> that pointer thing is called) lines up perfectly with the marks on the
> ruler.
> After saving document and then I go back to edit the document, when I try
> to
> move the stylus, it does not line up with the mark. It is either a little
> before the number of a little after.
>
> If I hold down the Alt key and move the stylus it moves in small
> increments
> and I can line it up.
>
> Any idea why this does this and how I can fix it. It is very time
> consuming
> to have to do this.
>
> Thank.s


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