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To set up an outline level, first select it from the list on the left hand

side of the page. Then set the Indent, which is the spacing between the

bullet or number and the text. If you select the Relative option, the

indent value will be measured relative to the previous level and not

from the margin.

The numbering alignment is only useful when creating a numbered list;

use it to specify the alignment of the numbers. For example, you may

want to align them to the right to line up one- and two-digit numbers in

a pleasing way.

Tip

To fully appreciate how the Numbering alignment works, try to

create a numbered list with more than 10 elements and make

sure that enough room has been made for a two (or more) digit

number.

The

Position

page is not available if you are modifying a presentation

style or graphics style, however the same effects can be obtained by

using the

Indents and Spacing

page of the dialog box for creating or

modifying a slide (see Figure 40).

Customize page

Use the

Customize

page, shown in Figure 45, to alter the style of all

the outline levels.

Figure 45: The Customize page for the list outline

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