Re: Word question: Heading numbering not following

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

I believe that if you check in the  styles that are applied to your 
'headings', you will find one that resets the  numbering.

If you do not have MS Word "open", follow these steps to see  the styles 
associated with your document.

1:  Click "Start"  
2.  Select MS Word
3.  Open your document
4.  Click  View
5.  Click Normal
6.  Click Tools
7.  Click  Options
8.  Click View
9.  Set Style Area Width to 1"
10.  Click OK
11.  Review the 'style' of the heading 3 that is in  error.
12.  Click on "Format, Style'   
(It is possible that in the  settings/format of the 'paragraph'  
did not 'inherit' from the  previous Heading 3.

If necessary, you can go to the start of your  document, select the 'first' 
Heading 3, modify the Style, select the automatic  update, apply the style, 
then reset the Automatic Update.  Doing this, you  can update 'every place' that 
the Heading 3 exists.

Of course, if you  have several 'structures of 'Heading 2' you will have to 
modify all of  them.

This also addresses the 'standardization of styles' that has been  in a 
separate thread on the TECHWR-L list.

Hope this helps in your  solution.

Harry

I believe that these steps work.  They have  for me.  


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