If you don't want to use Word's outline/multilevel list numbering, just type
exactly what you want.
You might consider using inline revision marks ( I mean not in balloons) to
track these changes less onerously. (Do you really want 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 to
follow 1.3?)
PamC
Tim Freehling wrote:
[Quoted Text] >Hello, I am trying to resolve the following issue without outline numbering
>in a quality specification.
>
>1 I want to type an outline
>
>1.1 This outline is really neat
>
>1.2 And has existed since creation
>
>1.2.1 However, since I am always evolving
>
>1.2.2 I am going to want to add content after paragraph 1.2
>
>The next line will be inserted at 1.3 and will say, "Maybe, even before
>that!"
>
>However, I would like a # pound sign to prefix the line, indicating that
>this was an addition to the original text. I would use an * asterisk to
>indicate a change in text. How can I do this without having to manually
>construct my outline numbering sequence?
>
> 1 I want to type an outline
>
> 1.1 This outline is really neat
>
> 1.2 And has existed since creation
>
># 1.3 Maybe, even before that!
>
> 1.2.1 However, since I am always evolving
>
> 1.2.2 I am going to want to add content after
>paragraph 1.2
>
>Thank you,
>
>Tim Freehling
>
>trading_free[ at ]yahoo.com
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