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joelfinkle
Text in the last (or only) paragraph of a table cell that is marked with both
Bullets and Numbering (either), and also with the Hidden Text font attribute
will print the bullet or number for the paragraph.
The bullet or number will 'disappear' if there is a paragraph mark at the
end of the text, but not if the text ends with the end-of-cell mark.
This has been tested in the latest patches of Word 2002 and Office Word
2003, and is easily reproduceable:
Table > Insert > Table [OK]
Type: "This is a test"
[Tab] [Shift-Tab]
Format > Bullets and Numbering [select any bulleted or numbered item in the
gallery] [OK]
Format > Font > Alt-H [Hidden Text] [OK]
File > Print Preview...
Voila -- visible bullet!
Bullets and Numbering (either), and also with the Hidden Text font attribute
will print the bullet or number for the paragraph.
The bullet or number will 'disappear' if there is a paragraph mark at the
end of the text, but not if the text ends with the end-of-cell mark.
This has been tested in the latest patches of Word 2002 and Office Word
2003, and is easily reproduceable:
Table > Insert > Table [OK]
Type: "This is a test"
[Tab] [Shift-Tab]
Format > Bullets and Numbering [select any bulleted or numbered item in the
gallery] [OK]
Format > Font > Alt-H [Hidden Text] [OK]
File > Print Preview...
Voila -- visible bullet!