Indenting all but the first line?

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Michael Moser

Can one format a paragraph like this?
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* First level line with bullet followed by
further lines deeper indented
than the bullet?
- Second level line with bullet
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I.e. I want additional lines of a paragraph to be deeper indented than the
first line (and also deeper than the bullet and the next level's first
line). Can this be done?

Michael
 
Can one format a paragraph like this?
------------------------
* First level line with bullet followed by
further lines deeper indented
than the bullet?
- Second level line with bullet
------------------------

I.e. I want additional lines of a paragraph to be deeper indented than the
first line (and also deeper than the bullet and the next level's first
line). Can this be done?
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Hi Michael,

which version of PowerPoint do you use?

In my version 2007 I cannot do it automatically. You could manually add a
line break with Shift+Enter at the end of the line and indent the second
line with a tab. (I better do not ask why you need this, for to my eyes it
looks ugly.)

Best regards,
Ute
 
Ute Simon said:
...
which version of PowerPoint do you use?
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PPT 2002/XP (SP3)
In my version 2007 I cannot do it automatically. You could manually add a
line break with Shift+Enter at the end of the line and indent the second
line with a tab.
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That's what I am currently doing, but if I change the text (or the font
size) then I need to reformat the paragraph manually.
(I better do not ask why you need this, for to my eyes it looks ugly.)
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Well, maybe my example was a bit to simplistic. What I *actually* want to do
is:
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* Item1 Some longish description of
item 1 that spreads accross
multiple lines
* Item 2 The description of item2
also spreading accross
multiple lines.
* etc.
 
PPT 2002/XP (SP3)


That's what I am currently doing, but if I change the text (or the font
size) then I need to reformat the paragraph manually.


Well, maybe my example was a bit to simplistic. What I *actually* want todo
is:
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* Item1  Some longish description of
              item 1 that spreads accross
              multiple lines
* Item 2 The description of item2
              also spreading accross
              multiple lines.
* etc.
--------------------------

Does that make more sense?  :-)

M.
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Steve's suggestion is the closest you are going to come to what you
are looking for. You won't have to reformat the paragraph if the text
changes; it will reflow automatically.
 
On Feb 25, 6:31 am, "Michael Moser"
Steve's suggestion is the closest you are going to come to what you
are looking for. You won't have to reformat the paragraph if the text
changes; it will reflow automatically.
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OK - got it. Thanks!

M.
 
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