The list works fine when applied to the body. 1. xyz 2.abc If I click Backspace when the cursor is at the position 'a' in the 'abc', the 'abc' gets appended to number 1. Whereas actually, shouldn't it remove the numbering and retain the text in the same position itself?
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In your document, click on Multilevel list, then select Define New style. Or, to use the Ribbon, Alt, H, M, L. In the resulting window, update the”Name” field to something descriptive. Or, to use keyboard shortcuts, Alt + N. For single-key shortcuts, from this point forwa...
The list works fine when applied to the body. 1. xyz 2.abc If I click Backspace when the cursor is at the position 'a' in the 'abc', the 'abc' gets appended to number 1. Whereas actually, shouldn't it remove the numbering and retain the text in the same position itself?
In your document, click on Multilevel list, then select Define New style. Or, to use the Ribbon, Alt, H, M, L. In the resulting window, update the”Name” field to something descriptive. Or, to use keyboard shortcuts, Alt + N. For single-key shortcuts, from this point forwa...
The list works fine when applied to the body. 1. xyz 2.abc If I click Backspace when the cursor is at the position 'a' in the 'abc', the 'abc' gets appended to number 1. Whereas actually, shouldn't it remove the numbering and retain the text in the same position itself?