It's a multi-step process (at least, when you do it right! ;-) ).
First, create a list style (NOT a paragraph style). In the Styles and
Formatting window (press F11 to view it if it isn't already onscreen),
it's the fifth style type from the left (the icons are at the top of the
window). To create the new list style:
* right-click and select New...
* click on the Outline tab
* select the option that's closest to what you want
* click on the Options tab
* Select a level (from 1 to 10), and fine-tune it as desired
Second, create a paragraph style. Click on the Numbering tab and select
the list style you just created.
There is another option if you want to get slightly more complicated,
but more thorough - before doing any of the above, create a character
style which will be used for the letters and numbers of the outline.
When you create the list style, in the Options tab, select the character
style created.
It all sounds complicated (creating three different styles), but it's
great in the longterm... :)
- Naomi
Joe Marks wrote:
How do I make an outline in Writer such as use Capital (A.)
followed by (1.) and a small (a.) etc.
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