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Figure 76: Checking the outline numbering for level-1 list items
Figure 77: Numbering style for level-2 list items
To make the indentation at each level greater or less than the default, change it on the
Position page. Select the level, then make any changes in the indentation, spacing, or
numbering alignment.
4) Repeat for each level as required, then click OK.
Tip
With outline numbering you can define different bullet styles for the different levels
of a bullet list. Use the Bullets tab of the Bullets and Numbering dialog box (not
shown) to select the basic style. Return to the Options tab to customize the bullet
for each indent level. Here you can set bullets to any character. See the Graphics
tab for more bullets.
Using footnotes and endnotes
Footnotes appear at the bottom of the page on which they are referenced. Endnotes are collected
at the end of a document.
To work effectively with footnotes and endnotes, you need to:
• Insert footnotes.
• Define the format of footnotes.
• Define the location of footnotes on the page, and the color and line styles for separator
lines.
Inserting footnotes/endnotes
To insert a footnote or an endnote, put the cursor where you want the footnote/endnote marker to
appear. Then select Insert > Footnote/Endnote from the menu bar or click the Insert
Footnote/Endnote Directly or Insert Endnote Directly icon on the Insert toolbar.
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