How can I unlock the spacebar from the left margin after a word-wr

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MS Office 2003.
When I do a cut and paste, with a sentance, when I am using bullets, part of
the sentance wraps to the next line. The part that wraps does not line up
under the first portion. When I put the cursor in front of the wrapped
portion and try to move it over with the spacebar or tab it won't move.

How can I free up the spacebar to move the text where I want it?
 
G

Guest

When you want to copy/paste or cut/paste a bulleted
sentence, put your I-bar over the sentence, triple-left-click
to highlight the entire sentence (the bullet will not highlight,
\ then Ctrl+C to copy or Ctrl-X to cut. Go to location for
the copy or paste, Ctrl-V to copy/paste. The bullet
and proper formatting should appear with the
copy/pasted sentence. --TonySeb
 

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