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Specifying Default Formatting for Lists, Part II
* Definition Term: Creates subheads for Definition Body text.
* Definition Body: Indents multiple paragraphs under Definition Term.
* Menu: The amount of space between paragraphs is condensed. Each paragraph should be a short line (for example, a list of choices).
Categories in a Menu list (bullets added by Netscape Navigator 3.0).
* Directory: The amount of space between paragraphs is condensed, and the list may be displayed in columns. Each paragraph should be a short line (for example, a range of numbers). Directory lists are an outdated form of HTML. Check a specific browser's support for Directory lists before using them.
3 If you choose Ordered or Unordered, you can choose a Level. The Level roughly corresponds to the number of inches the text is indented from the left margin.
4 If you choose Ordered, you can choose a number style from the Dingbat pop-up menu. If you choose Unordered, you can choose a bullet style from the Dingbat pop-up menu.
5 To remove any tabs, numbers, bullets, or other characters preceding the text in a list, check Strip Leading Characters.
Note: Uncheck Strip Leading Characters if the text you're converting to a list isn't preceded by tabs, numbers, bullets, etc. If you don't, parts of words may be cut off in the converted text.
6 Click OK to close BeyondPress Preferences.
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