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Word Introduction

I don`t remember how to create a hanging indent.

Thank you

Stefania

RE: Word Introduction

Hello Stefania

Thank you for your question.

You can create a hanging indent by either (a) clicking in the paragraph you want to make into a hanging indent, or (b) selecting the paragraphs you wish to make into hanging indents.

Then go to Format - Paragraph and under Special, select Hanging. Then click OK.

Kind regards
Amanda

RE: Word Introduction

Thank you veru much Amanda for your help.

Stefania

 

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