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    • F Offline
      Freespace
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      Does anyone perhaps know how to change the indent setting for bullets in text lists?
      I have a huge gap between the bullet and where the text starts. It would be great to be able to reduce this gap. Thanks

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      • Dave RD Offline
        Dave R
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        What text editor are you using?

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          Freespace
          last edited by

          Hi Dave i am using the Text Style dialog box (windows)

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            Freespace
            last edited by

            Hi Dave - not sure how do i find this out?

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            • Dave RD Offline
              Dave R
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              I see. You aren't using a text editor.

              If you want to create text which is more than simple notes or callouts, do that in MS Word or Open Office or Whatever. Save the file as .rtf and then insert that into LayOut. If you need to edit that text after inserting it, right click on it and choose Edit in Text Editor.

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                Freespace
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                Hi Dave - Problem solved, Thank you so much for your assistance with this, all the best - s.

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                • kenK Offline
                  ken
                  last edited by

                  @dave r said:

                  I see. You aren't using a text editor.

                  If you want to create text which is more than simple notes or callouts, do that in MS Word or Open Office or Whatever. Save the file as .rtf and then insert that into LayOut. If you need to edit that text after inserting it, right click on it and choose Edit in Text Editor.

                  Hello Dave

                  Well everytime there is a new Sketchup version, I try out the Layout program. I have been trying to get a default text editor to be installed. No luck.

                  So, what text editor should I use? I have been trying MS word. I install it, but it isn't shown as an editor after I close and open Layout.

                  I have installed an image editor, MS Digital Image 10, and it works.

                  Thanks in advance.

                  Ken

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                  • Dave RD Offline
                    Dave R
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                    Ken,

                    Have you tried inserting an RTF file into a LayOut project? Have you then right clicked on the text box and clicked on Open with text editor?

                    I've never had to choose a text editor in LO. I expect that if RTF files are associated with MSWord, on your computer, you should be all set.

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                    • kenK Offline
                      ken
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                      @dave r said:

                      Ken,

                      Have you tried inserting an RTF file into a LayOut project? Have you then right clicked on the text box and clicked on Open with text editor?

                      I've never had to choose a text editor in LO. I expect that if RTF files are associated with MSWord, on your computer, you should be all set.

                      Well I tried using rtf. So that will be next after the race.

                      Thanks Dave

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