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Numbering

The numbering system is chosen by typing a '%' into the writable icon followed by a character shown in the table below.

Command Description Example
%1 Arabic (normal) numbers 1,2,3...
%i Lowercase Roman i, ii, iii, iv...
%I Uppercase Roman I, II, III, IV...
%4 Dingbats 1 ¬­®¯
%5 Dingbats 2 ¶·¸¹
%6 Dingbats 3 ÀÁÂÃ
%7 Dingbats 4 ÊËÌÍ
%a Lowercase letters a, b, c, d...
%A Uppercase letters A, B, C, D...
%> Right align number 10
%% Insert % %
%[n] Start numbering at [n]umber[4] and then increment subsequent Chapters/Sections by 1 until another %[n] is found, or the end of the document. 30
%{n} Add number - 1 to the number you would normally get. i.e. %{51} would renumber 1 as 51. 50
%L"."%1 legal format. L is number
of containing structure
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Numbering lists

Numbering Chapters, Section and Sub-sections

  1. Select the structure you want to number and click on the Style indicator to open the Format dialogue.
  2. Click on the Number check box and use the information in the table above to enter the number style. i.e. %1. If using a starting number put it first i.e. %[36]%1.
  3. Click Indent to introduce a space between the number and the beginning of the structures heading.
  4. Don't save the style change unless you want all Sections to have the same start number.

or

  1. Select the structure you want to number and click on the Style indicator to open the Format dialogue.
  2. Click on the Number check box and use the information in the table above to enter the number style. i.e. %1. If using a starting number put it first i.e. %{36}%1.
  3. Click Indent to introduce a space between the number and the beginning of the structures heading.
  4. Using this method you can save the style changes.



[4]  Note: Don't update the style change when using this command otherwise all styles will have the same number!



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