Sometimes You Have To Use Add Tab Stop..,
Sometimes You Have To Use Add Tab Stop..,
Once In A While You Have To Use Add Tab Stop..,
So, what is going on in this scenario? Example:
Heading 1.
Part 1.Termination Provisions(Hard Return)
In the scenario above, we have a Heading 1, whereby the word "Part" and the automated "1" represent the Numbering aspect of the Heading 1 in the Multilevel Outline. The Textual Aspect of the Heading 1 is the words "Termination Provisions" which is controlled by Modifying Heading 1 itself and adding your Font and Paragraph related attributes,
Note: In the Heading 1 sample above, note that the word "Termination" is very close to the auto number 1 and can use some space.
1. Normally, in your Multilevel Dialog Box, we choose "Follow Number With Tab Character" which usually gives us a complimentary 0.5 spacing between the Numbering and Textual Aspect of the Heading, in the case above, it did not, so we have to use "Add Tab Stop" which is right underneath "Follow Number With",
2. To determine the Tab Stop position, go back to your screen and on the Termination Provision line look at your ruler and see what the ruler location would be in order to make the spacing look better. Let us say that we decided that 0.8 on the ruler was the location that would create some space and fix the problem.
3. Go back into your Multilevel Outline Dialog Box for Heading 1, and Add Tab Stop at 0.8 which should now solve the tightness issue. Too much distance or too little distance go back and adjust your "Add Tab Stop" until it looks good.
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