Word numbering best practice question?

[Brierley, Sean]

Well, with one caveat ... I plan to use the outline numbering on Word's
pre-existing List Number styles.
 
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From: kmurri at comcast.net [mailto:kmurri at comcast.net] 
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 3:15 PM
To: Chinell, David F (GE Indust, Security); TECHWR-L; Brierley, Sean
Subject: RE: Word numbering best practice question?


I have to disagree. As I said in my previous post, I've had good luck
using outline numbering as I described. I had some of the typical
numbering problems you're trying to avoid before I figured this out. You
don't have to manually number sub-steps. You can use outline numbering
successfully, and even painlessly, if you set it up right in a clean
template with the styles attached to the outline levels. Granted, you
need to use Word as only power users seem to, but the same is true of
the SEQ practice. 
 
-Karen
 
 
Bear said:
> 
> IF you must have multiple levels, then you need to force your writers
to type in 
> the substep letters manually (also not bad, as it discourages
substeps) OR go 
> with the Outline Numbered tab. 


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