Same here. I'm reasonably sure I never knew that shortcut. It also provides an easy way to get to the thesaurus, which has been a pain under 2007.

You might try hitting shift-enter. You can also turn numbers on and off, but I'd have to hunt around to recall how. It may be under one of the Options tabs. Highlight the paragraph mark, make the

As long as you press shift+enter the paragraphs will not be numbered. When you press enter the numbering continues. Negoslav

Hello Everyone, I know about the bypass key insert+3. But is there anyway to turn this bypass feature on so it stays on until I turn it off? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Anne, Thanks for reminding me of that method. I knew there was a keyboard method but couldn't remember it or find it.

I would select the text that you want to have as block text and then go to numbering, (alt H then N) and arrowing tonone. When you resume your outline, you can start by typing in the next number, or

Use the applications menu. But if you just start typing what you wish for, Word does a good job of reading your mind.

I think, maybe, you can backspace out the numbers. Maybe. I don't do that beautiful sophisticated stuff, though.

Freedom Scientific itself used to have a pretty good tutorial on styles and headings. It was released long enough ago that it was on cassette. If someone has seen something more recently, or if that

Ann: What happens if you want block paragraphs under a heading, possibly separated by carriage returns, and you don't want those paragraphs to be numbered?

Hi Ann, Will I need to have lists turned on or how can I get it to show the capital letters? I've been playing with the numbered lists, but it's not exactly what in the order that I want. Thanks.

If I were doing it. 1. I would place the title at the top of the page. then double space to the outline. 2. Type the Roman number I at the left margin, then tab once to type in the text. 3. Press

Ed and others: I'm also an attorney and just started using word, switching from word perfect. Could you recommend a good tutorial for word with jaws that would describe styles headings and the like? I

Thanks Jean.

Rob, I would be very careful in editing your built-in styles unless you really understand how to manipulate styles and templates. Are you wanting to create an outline with a hierarchy such as I 1.

I think the message got chopped. Here is the script Script SelectNextChar() SelectNextCharacter () EndScript In the JKM file make sure under common keys that you have Shift+RightArrow=SelectNextChar I

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

Guys: Here is a suggestion. Type your heading first To apply the style, you can go to the styles list or press Alt 1 for heading 1 (Note, you may have to hit bypass first, Insert plus 3). Now, if your

Hi Ed, First of all, thanks for the information. I have tried playing with the styles list and when I choose one, I don't seem to be getting subordinate headings. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

Hi: When I go to styles and go to heading one and hit enter on it and begin to type nothing shows. Must I do something after choosing the styoe to get back into the man screen? Thanks.