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Juan
Hi everyone,
I created a template that is meant to be used by a C# program to generate
Word documents. In that template, I created my own Numbered List, very
tipical one, from a guide that I found on the Internet, and that I've
succesfully used in the past in several templates. The numbred list goes as
follows:
Title 1
1. Title 2
1.1. Title 3
1.1.1. Title 4
1.1.1.1. Title 5
and so on.
The problem comes with Title 4: If I have more than one Title 3, Title 4
misbehaves:
.....
2.1. Title 3
2.1.1 Title 4 ---> this one is OK
2.2 Title 3
2.1.2 Title 4 ---> WRONG
2.3 Title 3
2.1.3 Title 4 ----> WRONG
It seems that positions are switched, and that the second digit should be
where the third digit is ?¿?¿?
Any ideas?
Thanks, from Spain
Juan Magaña
I created a template that is meant to be used by a C# program to generate
Word documents. In that template, I created my own Numbered List, very
tipical one, from a guide that I found on the Internet, and that I've
succesfully used in the past in several templates. The numbred list goes as
follows:
Title 1
1. Title 2
1.1. Title 3
1.1.1. Title 4
1.1.1.1. Title 5
and so on.
The problem comes with Title 4: If I have more than one Title 3, Title 4
misbehaves:
.....
2.1. Title 3
2.1.1 Title 4 ---> this one is OK
2.2 Title 3
2.1.2 Title 4 ---> WRONG
2.3 Title 3
2.1.3 Title 4 ----> WRONG
It seems that positions are switched, and that the second digit should be
where the third digit is ?¿?¿?
Any ideas?
Thanks, from Spain
Juan Magaña