HOW TO CHANGE THE GLOBAL OUTLINE STYLE


 C. In PC-OUTLINE, you can change several parameters that define
    the appearance of the outline from a single Option Box.
    Choosing Global Outline Style from the Display menu will
    bring up an Option Box with six types of settings:

    1. Indent Per Outline Level - this controls the number of
       spaces that each level of the outline is indented. Any
       number between 0 and 20 is valid.
    2. Spaces For Numbering - this controls the number of leading
       spaces that are allocated for numbering on the top level.
    3. First Entry Number - this determines the starting value of
       the first element in the outline. This allows you to start
       the outline with a first element that is numbered "C" or "5"
       instead of "A" or "1".
    4. Numbering Type - sets all outline numbering to Sequential,
       Procedural, Bullet, or None.
    5. Level Letter - If Numbering Type is Sequential, then this
       sets the lettering type to Uppercase Letters, Lowercase
       Letters, Numbers, Roman Numbers, and Bullets on each of the
       first eight levels.
    6. Level Punctuation - If Numbering Type is Sequential, then
       this sets the character to follow the Lettering on each of
       the first eight levels.

 D. Try some of the combinations listed below to see how the
    Global Outline Style function works.

    1. Indent Per Outline Level
       a) Set this to 10
       b) Set it back to the default of 3
    2. Spaces for Numbering
       a) Set this to 2, notice the numbering on the first level
       b) Set this to 10, notice the spacing on the first level
       c) Set this back to the default of 4
    3. First Entry Number
       a) Set this to 3 and move to the top of the outline
    4. Numbering Type
       a) Set this to Bullets
       b) Set this back to the default of Sequential
    5. Level Letter
       a) Set this to Roman Numbers on the first level and Bullets on
          the second level
    6. Level Punctuation
       a) Set this to * on the first two levels