double dotted points

How do you do the double dotted point's thing in your argument (where you have one set of dots and another one further into the page)? It looks very intimidating and I would like to try it. Oromagi absolutely pops of here with it.

 do it

Also ctrl+ [ and ] works for activating and deactivating a level of quotation but you need to have multiple lines of text for it to layer the quote boxes properly.

I am very sure I am one of the only users who knows the shortcuts even now because most ignored when I made that topic and just so you know this doesn't let you properly layer how they do.

The way I am assuming Oromagi and Coal do it is they indent and/or reclick bullet point on either Microsoft Word, Google Docs or a Linux and/or Mac equivalent.

They copy and paste (not as plain text, the normal paste that  includes formatting).

There may be a shortcut for indentation that I haven't discovered.

Strikethrough doesn't work when you post the message, it's just for your own visuals while typing.

Why do you say there is no need to thank you, lol.

Thank you, I didn't know that.

And, uh, you're welcome.

Just a heads-up, Numbers also do this.

Press Enter then Enter to get here

that's great i figured it out!

I use Intel's method.  The format evolved out of my trying to synthesize Ragnar's DART style book (which recommends alternative word processing software) with the more limited options on DART's toolbar.  I've never had much luck keeping other formats when cut & pasting so I just got into the habit of writing the whole argument out in DART.  Bulleting allows me to project a kind of outline format (and use a more sparse outlinish tone of voice which often saves word count) which helps readers follow the order of argument.  I tend towards long, run-on sentences but I've found that bulletpointing helps to break up those sentences and show which clauses are subordinate to which predicate.  There are time swhen an errant cut and paste can lead to complicated misformating that takes an unreasonable amount of effort to untangle but I generally depend on a lot of bulleting for clarity's sake.

cool