In article <5144cd085bPaul@xxxxxxxx>, Paul Sprangers <Paul@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <5144b4cab2dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Dave Symes <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Dear one and all [Tab] Write then... when I press [tab]again it > > jumps like this. > This is definitely a Hanging Indent Situation - as Chris Johnson already > suggested. Be aware though that a hanging indent is by no means an > alternative for repeated tabs - it's far superior to it! > Its most striking benefit is that you don't need to change all the tabs > or returns in case you add something to (or remove from) the original > text, or when you decide to move the 75mm tab to a different location: > the new text will always automatically flow properly into the desired > margins. > In order to achieve the effect, you should drag the hanging indent on > top of the 75mm tab (the hanging indent is the lower one of the two > little flags at the start of the tab ruler - a hanging flag, so to say), > and start typing whatever you want. No more messing around with tabs or > linefeeds or whatsoever. > Kind regards, > Paul Sprangers Thanks, that does work better. Dave -- Dave Triffid To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling