That behavior is by design. The Tab key will have two different intended
outcomes depending on the situation:
If you are on a new line, Tab will indent to create another level to your
outline.
If you have already started typing, Tab will begin to create a table. In
this scenario it is assumes that you are at the desired outline level.
BTW, Ctrl-Z is the general "Undo" command found in most programs, and is
not intended to stop autoformatting.
=?Utf-8?B?T2FzaXNrYXR6?= <Oasiskatz[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:A7519E8A-AA5B-497B-97BC-DD0DAA4E67AA[ at ]microsoft.com:
[Quoted Text] > Every time I hit tab it creates a table. I have tried the Ctrl+Z that
> alows you to stop auto-formating but I can not use the tab if I have
> already typed something on the line. If I am on a fresh line it will
> allow me to hit tab. Can someone help???
>
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