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Heading styles (further questions)

Hi Richard. Thank your for your response to my query. It has partly helped but I need to set a style(s) as follows:

1.00 MAIN HEADING IN BOLD

1.01 Sub paragraph text

1.02 Sub paragraph text

1.03 Sub paragraph text

1.04 Sub paragraph text

2.00 MAIN HEADING IN BOLD

2.01 Sub paragraph text

2.02 Sub text here

3.00 MAIN HEADING IN BOLD

Hopefully, you should get the picture (tried to make it as clear as possible). The sub paragraph numbers need not be indented. Any advice would be gratefully received! Paula

RE: Heading styles (further questions)

Hi Paula,

I've sent you a direct email with a Word document that shows your the Styles.

Then I can explain how to make them.

Kind regards

Richard Bailey
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