New formatting options are available for text boxes and text strings created with the Text command . They also are available when:

• You use the Text Box Properties dialog box to modify the properties of a selected text box.

• You use the Modify Text Style dialog box to modify the Text style with the Styles command .

• New tab in the style

  The Bullets and Numbering tab now is available in the text box style.

• New list numbering styles

  The following new list numbering options are available:

  • Roman numerals (uppercase)

  • Roman numerals (lowercase)

  • Latin alphabet (uppercase)

  • Latin alphabet (lowercase)

  You can select the number style from the Bullets and Numbering list on the command bar, as well as using the Style list on the Bullets and Numbering tab.

• Number justification

  You can apply left, right, and center justification to the numbers within a numbered list using the new Justification option on the Bullets and Numbering tab.

  Example:

  Left justified numbered list	Center justified numbered list	Right justified numbered list
  9. List item	9. List item	9. List item
  10. List item	10. List item	10. List item
  11. List item	11. List item	11. List item

• Multiple character spacing

  In ST5, you can use different character spacing within a single text box when you select the text and then use the Character spacing options on the Paragraph tab in the Text Box Properties dialog box.

• New line spacing control

  In ST5, each paragraph within a text box can have different line spacing and paragraph spacing. Also, new Line spacing options are available on the Indents and Spacing tab for you to customize spacing between lines:

  • At Least

  • Exactly

  • Multiple

  These reference the new At box, where you enter the measurement for the line spacing.

• Text aspect ratio

  In ST5, you can have different text aspect ratios within a single text box. You can set the aspect ratio for selected text using the Aspect ratio box on the Paragraph tab in the Text Box Properties dialog box.

  You also can use a new option—Minimum aspect ratio—to specify that text does not get too small when the text box changes size. This option is available on the Paragraph tab.

• Empty text box indicator

  Like callouts, when a text box exists but does not contain text, the empty text box indicator is displayed, but it does not print.

To learn how to use these options, see the following help topics:

• Format a text box

• Format a bulleted or numbered list