How do I restore Skip numbering option in dropdown menu?

FWIW, you can still add to the context menus (if want to experiment with
macros).

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

If Ursula is using a version prior to Word 2007, however, she can add Skip
Numbering to the context menu, always realizing that there may be many
context menus to which it will have to be added.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
...
You live and learn (apparently). I had never noticed the Skip Numbering
command before. It doesn't seem to work in Word 2007, though.

In my opinion, it will still be easier to apply a un-numbered style. If
you want to skip numbering but preserve the indentation, it is very
convenient to use a specific style for that purpose, for example one of
the List Continue styles (which can of course be modified to suit your
needs).

I realize, of course, that how we want to do things is also a matter of
what we are used to. :-)

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"DeanH" wrote in message
...
There is a function in the AllCommands (Customize, Commands) listing
called
SkipNumbering. This can be easily added to your Toolbar. I have even made
an
Icon for it, as I have too much time on my hands ;-)
This function allows you to create a list of bullets or numbering, the go
back and "turn off" the numbering and bullet for a particular list item
with
the need for using a different style. It even allows numbering to skip
the
item.

"Ursula A." wrote:

I wonder why the skip numbering option simply disappears from the
dropdown
menu in word.

Usually when I work with bullets I can skip these by a right mouse click
and
klich on skip numbering.

How can I reset this dropdown menu so that the skip numbering option
works
again?

--
Many thanks, and have a good day
Ursula A.

The command is still there, and you can add it to the Quick Access Toolbar.
The problem is that it doesn't seem to work. Nothing happens when you click
it with the insertion point inside a numbered item. :-(

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"DeanH" wrote:

It would be a shame if 2007 does not have this function, as I use it daily.
I used to have a number of styles for the differing bullet levels and
numbering lists until I found this SkipNumbering command, which disregards
the specific level and maintains the indentations. It also maintains the
style name which helps when doing find/replace activites.
If you have time, maybe a further investigation into 2007 to see if MS have
moved it elsewhere.
All the best to you Stefan.
DeanH

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You live and learn (apparently). I had never noticed the Skip Numbering
command before. It doesn't seem to work in Word 2007, though.

In my opinion, it will still be easier to apply a un-numbered style. If you
want to skip numbering but preserve the indentation, it is very convenient
to use a specific style for that purpose, for example one of the List
Continue styles (which can of course be modified to suit your needs).

I realize, of course, that how we want to do things is also a matter of what
we are used to. :-)

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"DeanH" wrote in message
...
There is a function in the AllCommands (Customize, Commands) listing
called
SkipNumbering. This can be easily added to your Toolbar. I have even made
an
Icon for it, as I have too much time on my hands ;-)
This function allows you to create a list of bullets or numbering, the go
back and "turn off" the numbering and bullet for a particular list item
with
the need for using a different style. It even allows numbering to skip the
item.

"Ursula A." wrote:

I wonder why the skip numbering option simply disappears from the
dropdown
menu in word.

Usually when I work with bullets I can skip these by a right mouse click
and
klich on skip numbering.

How can I reset this dropdown menu so that the skip numbering option
works
again?

--
Many thanks, and have a good day
Ursula A.

To add a non-bulleted/numbered paragraph between items, press Shift +
Enter. For example, Type #1 text and press Shift + Enter twice to
type the next paragraph (twice if you want to add a space between text
and new paragraph). Press Enter twice after your non-numbered
paragraph and numbering will restart at 2.

Cheryl

On Nov 24, 2:15*am, Stefan Blom wrote:
The command is still there, and you can add it to the Quick Access Toolbar.

This does NOT, however, create a new paragraph but only a new line (that's
what line breaks are for). Much the best solution is to use an unnumbered
style; Word provides a built-in series of List Continue styles with indents
to match the List, List Number, and List Bullet series.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Cheryl Flanders" wrote in message
...
To add a non-bulleted/numbered paragraph between items, press Shift +
Enter. For example, Type #1 text and press Shift + Enter twice to
type the next paragraph (twice if you want to add a space between text
and new paragraph). Press Enter twice after your non-numbered
paragraph and numbering will restart at 2.

Cheryl

On Nov 24, 2:15 am, Stefan Blom wrote:
The command is still there, and you can add it to the Quick Access
Toolbar.
The problem is that it doesn't seem to work. Nothing happens when you
click
it with the insertion point inside a numbered item. :-(

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"DeanH" wrote:
It would be a shame if 2007 does not have this function, as I use it
daily.
I used to have a number of styles for the differing bullet levels and
numbering lists until I found this SkipNumbering command, which
disregards
the specific level and maintains the indentations. It also maintains the
style name which helps when doing find/replace activites.
If you have time, maybe a further investigation into 2007 to see if MS
have
moved it elsewhere.
All the best to you Stefan.
DeanH

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You live and learn (apparently). I had never noticed the Skip
Numbering
command before. It doesn't seem to work in Word 2007, though.

In my opinion, it will still be easier to apply a un-numbered style.
If you
want to skip numbering but preserve the indentation, it is very
convenient
to use a specific style for that purpose, for example one of the List
Continue styles (which can of course be modified to suit your needs).

I realize, of course, that how we want to do things is also a matter
of what
we are used to. :-)

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"DeanH" wrote in message
...
There is a function in the AllCommands (Customize, Commands) listing
called
SkipNumbering. This can be easily added to your Toolbar. I have even
made
an
Icon for it, as I have too much time on my hands ;-)
This function allows you to create a list of bullets or numbering,
the go
back and "turn off" the numbering and bullet for a particular list
item
with
the need for using a different style. It even allows numbering to
skip the
item.

"Ursula A." wrote:

I wonder why the skip numbering option simply disappears from the
dropdown
menu in word.

Usually when I work with bullets I can skip these by a right mouse
click
and
klich on skip numbering.

How can I reset this dropdown menu so that the skip numbering
option
works
again?

--
Many thanks, and have a good day
Ursula A.