Weird "Title 4" behavior

J

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
 
J

Juan

Thanks, Shauna,

I´ll try as you say. I understand I don´t need to rename my scheme, or
anything.

I already read that grat article in your page, I've been following those
instructions ever since ;-)

Shauna Kelly said:
Hi Juan

You need to re-create your numbering scheme. When you get to the Customize
Outline Numbered List dialog, delete everything in the
Number Format box and start again. First, choose the previous level's
numbering (ie, for Level 4, that will be Level 3). Then add
 

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