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> If you write a brand new document, and happen to insert a numbered list
> into it somewhere, it usually works fine. As soon as you try to do
> anything more complex, bizare behaviour results.
Either turn off the array of auto-numbering options within Word, or learn
how they work. Once you know how they work it's easy to understand what
Word is doing, and more importantly what you need to do to get things to
look the way you want (when that's different from what the auto options
think you want!).
At least in recent versions of Word, whenever it changes something for you,
you *always* get that little icon that gives you the chance to "don't ever
do what you just did again" or "ok undo what you just did, but do it again
later if you want". Very handy.
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