Hello, This question has to do with custom bullet and indent formatting in the Notes section of an MS Outlook Contact. As far as I know, the formatting system there is the same as MS Word so I am including Word as a category zone for this question. I was successfully able to add a custom bullet (greater than sign) as shown in Fig. A: However, I now want to be able to change the size of the space between the bullet and text that follows it. In fact, what I really want to do is change the default setting for this spacing for all bullets both in MS Outlook & Word.

(The current default spacing always looks too large to me and seems to waste an inordinate amount of space.) For example, if in the following rows, row (1) represents normal un-indented text and row (2) represents the current default spacing for rows to which a bulleted indent has been applied then something like row (3) is what I am after (i.e. Where the indent spacing preceding the bullet is not changed but the spacing following the bullet is less): 1) normal un-indented text 2) • current default spacing 3) • spacing following the bullet is less I found that I can change the spacing in given rows of text by first selecting those rows then changing the hanging indent setting in the paragraph box (Fig. 2): As shown in yellow, the default hanging indent setting is 0.25'. Changing it to 0.15' effects the desired adjustment. I realize that one can select all (Ctrl+a) and make the change but that results in all rows being indented. My goal is to only change the rows in which bulleted indents have been applied.

Follow number with Enter the amount of space between the selected numbers or bullets and text: Tab character with specified distance between selected numbers or bullets and text, Space for a single space between the selected numbers or bullets and text, or Nothing for no space between the selected numbers or bullets and text. This still did not work for me. The issue is the space between the actual bullet and the text (not the degree of indentation for the bullet--although more flexibility on this function would also be good).

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And I want you to notice that when I hit the Enter key it looks like it’s double spacing. Now the reason that they’ve done this with Word 2007 and higher is because in the older versions what most people would do is they would hit the Enter key twice to get that extra space in there. Key commands for mac. And now you don’t have to do that. They kind of built that in for you. You’ll notice that when you have line spacing it’s going to be set at 1.15. Now here’s how we know what it’s currently set at.

When I go to the Home tab here’s the Line Spacing option right here. It’s usually set on 1.15. You’ll see a checkbox to the left of whatever setting it’s currently on. Also notice because it says Remove Space After that’s how you know there is extra space when you hit the Enter key there. So those two options are set automatically when you start typing in a new blank document.

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