Another Unusal Numbering

[Weezie]

My problem how do I incoporate another style within a styled paragraph.
Example, how can I make (a) a style and have (b) and (c) follow, as shown
below, when 1.1 is a style?

1.1 The big brown bear loves to run. (a) blah, blah blah
(b) Yada, yada yada
(c) Yada, yada, yada
1.2 More text

Thanks for all input!

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

Well, basically what you want is outline numbering. See here to set
that up:
http://shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/OutlineNumbering.html

To get two styles (1.1 and (a)) on the same line, see here:
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/RunInSidehead.htm
(scroll down to hidden paragraph mark and style separator sections)

My opinion: I would say that your model looks a little funny--I don't
think people are accustomed to seeing the beginning of a list (a) run
into text like that, and I suspect it will make your writing a little
harder to understand, and even harder to skim--paragraph breaks are
meant to reflect the logical division of information. There is clearly a
logical division between 1.1 and (a), why not signify it with a
paragraph break and help people out? So you'll have gone to some extra
trouble for no real benefit.

 

[CyberTaz]

No disrespect intended, but unless you have some unyielding, demanding
Authority forcing this on you why not avoid the hassle & complexity of such
an unconventional - and hard to decipher from a reader's standpoint - style
whose structure may very well lead to document corruption?

 

[Weezie]

Daiya thank you very much. The site helped me do exactly what I needed done
in outline numbering. It's nice to know there are real Word users out there.

 

[Weezie]

No disrespect, but it's easier to say you don't know how to solve this
problem. See Daiya's response it will help you.