Create 3 styles:
Step1
Step
Step_sub
(the actual naming is up to you)
Autonumbering per style is:
Step 1
N:<n=1>.\t
Step
N:<n+>.\t
Step_sub
N:< ><a+>)\t
You do not need a "reset counter" for the substep.
Download this file for examples of various numbering examples:
<http://www.ideastraining.com/PDFs/FrameNumberExamples.zip>
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I am using the following auto-numbering scheme and can get the
"numbering" to pick up where it left off after using auto-numbers a),
b), c),... Here is an example of what I get:
1. First step...
2. Second step...
3. Third step...
a) First substep
b) Second substep
c) Third substep
5. (Should be 4th step)
