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Hello
If I have the wrong group for this question, please could someone point
me to the correct group.
I have a document which uses automatic paragraph numbering. In fact
there are several separate lists within the document. Word is finding
it difficult managing those separate lists, particularly if I have cut
and pasted from one list to another - i.e. it is treating them as
interleaved etc. As a result I am having to laboriously correct them
all.
Now I have done this, what I would like to be able to do, is to produce
a document where the numbering has effectively been "unlinked" or
"finalised", so that I others I send the document to don't experience
difficulties (they are only reviewing so don't need the
auto-numbering).
I.e. similar to CTRL+SHIFT+F9 which unlinks fields and fixes them with
their current text content.
Can someone point me to a command which does this, or give me an idea
for a macro which could do this?
Thank you in advance.
Julian Turner
If I have the wrong group for this question, please could someone point
me to the correct group.
I have a document which uses automatic paragraph numbering. In fact
there are several separate lists within the document. Word is finding
it difficult managing those separate lists, particularly if I have cut
and pasted from one list to another - i.e. it is treating them as
interleaved etc. As a result I am having to laboriously correct them
all.
Now I have done this, what I would like to be able to do, is to produce
a document where the numbering has effectively been "unlinked" or
"finalised", so that I others I send the document to don't experience
difficulties (they are only reviewing so don't need the
auto-numbering).
I.e. similar to CTRL+SHIFT+F9 which unlinks fields and fixes them with
their current text content.
Can someone point me to a command which does this, or give me an idea
for a macro which could do this?
Thank you in advance.
Julian Turner