This subsequent line is not lined up with above tabbed lineĭoes anyone have any tips for this? I know this worked for me before at previous jobs, although, I don't remember the version of Word I used before. A hanging indent is when the first line of the paragraph is flush at the margin, and all succeeding lines of the paragraph are indented. However, on a tab indented line, after I hit enter, the subsequent line is not lined up with the previous tabbed line, but with the left margin, i.e. I clicked on "Hanging" which is under "Special" and specified 0.5" as the indent amount. You might be familiar with the first line indent, as it is widely followed in newsletters and magazines hanging indent does the exact opposite. Finally, click OK at the bottom of the menu to. In a hanging indent, the alignment of the paragraph’s first line remains unchanged, while the consecutive lines are indented. From there, I clicked on "Indents and Spacing". Under the Special heading under the Indents and Spacing tab, click the drop-down menu and select Hanging. Tab indented txt (i hit tab to indent it)Ģnd tab indented txt (cursor lined up under "t" in the previous line after I hit enter)Ģnd tab indented txt (this txt is lined up with the previous line when I hit enter)ģrd tab indented txt (this txt is lined up with the previous line when I hit enter) I've gotten this to work before, although, I don't remember the version of Microsoft office from before so that might be the "solution". you need to make a hanging indent for your bibliography or references page, follow these simple steps in Microsoft Word: Step 1: Create your reference list. I think what I want is called a hanging indent.
In WordPerfect: Once youve got the whole text. Step 1: With a Word document open via Microsofts online services, highlight the text that you want to change to a hanging indent. In the document, go to the list you want to modify. in MS Word: click on Format paragraph, then go to the pull-down menu under special, and click on hanging. This might be an insanely easy problem, yet it's not working for me. MVP Volunteer Moderator Replied on Report abuse Indentation for a numbered or bulleted list must be defined in the Adjust List Indents dialog box (for single-level lists) or in the Multilevel List dialog box (for multilevel lists).
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