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Depending on the numbering style selected in the Numbering box (bullet, graphic,

numbering), some of the following options become available on the page:

• Before: any text to appear before the number (for example, Step).

• After: any text to appear after the number (for example, a punctuation mark).

• Color: the color for the list marker (number or bullet character).

• Relative size: the size of the number relative to the size of the characters in

the paragraph of the list.

• Start at: the first value of the list (for example, you might want the list to start

at 4 instead of 1).

• Character Style: the style to be used for the number or bullet.

• Character button: click to select the character for the bullet.

• Graphics selection button: opens a list of available graphics (Gallery) or

allows the selection of a file on the hard disk to be used as the list marker.

• Width and Height: the dimensions of the graphic marker.

• Alignment: the alignment of the graphic object.

• Keep ratio option: fixes the ratio between the width and the height of the

graphic marker.

The right-hand side of the dialog box shows a preview of the modifications made.

To revert to the default values, click the Reset button in the bottom right corner.

Finally, if you wish to use consecutive numbers regardless of the outline level, check

the Consecutive numbering box at the bottom of the page.

Combining list and paragraph styles

When applying a list style, the underlying paragraph style remains unchanged. If

your list must also have a certain font size, indentations, and so on, you might expect

to first apply a paragraph style and then a list style (or vice versa). However, you can

embed a list style in a paragraph style using the Numbering page of the Paragraph

Style dialog box, and then apply only the paragraph style to the list.

This section gives an example of combining list and paragraph styles.

1) Create a list style you want to use for the paragraph. For example:

MyNumberedList.

2) Create a new paragraph style.

3) On the Organizer page of the Paragraph Style dialog box:

d) Give the new paragraph style a name, say NumberedParagraph.

e) For the Next Style, choose NumberedParagraph (this will make the

following paragraph also be in this style, until you choose a different

style).

f) In Linked with, choose None.

g) Leave Custom Styles, in the Category field.

4) Set up this paragraph style to your liking. Because the indentation is

controlled by the List style, to avoid undesired interactions do not change the

indent settings on the Indents & Spacing page. (You might want to change the

spacing above and below the paragraph.)

5) On the Outline & Numbering page, choose the MyNumberedList style

created in step 1.

6) Click OK to save this style.

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