Can you use the Outline Feature to do that? It's under Tools > Outline Numbering.
Then change Paragraph Style "Headline 1" to Number: "1, 2, 3..." Then "Headline 2" to "a, b, c" You can add dots and parenthesis or whatever Before and After it. So it could look like: 1. Question? a) possible answer b) another potentiality c) this one is always the right answer d) not even close Or Question Number 1:] what is "is"? Answer A>>> a word! Answer B>>> a verb! Answer C>>> a defintion whose meaning excaped former President Clinton Answer D>>> all of the above Answer E>>> pixels on a screen or whatever. You can even change the font for each "style", so the questions are in bold, or bigger, or Times - and the answers are italics, smaller, or Ariel. HTH! -Chad Smith On 10/4/05, Mark Kuban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am a high school teacher having trouble finding an easy way to create > multiple choice tests in OpenOffice 2.0/Star Office 8. I want OpenOffice > to automatically create this format: > > 1. What is the capital of France???? > a. choice 1 > b. choice 2 > etc... > > Mark Kuban > > A+/N+ Technology Teacher/ > Campus Technology Specialist > > > > > > -- - Chad Smith
