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["Corey Sweeney" <address@hidden>]

I"ve been making outlines by making nested "itemize" lists.  They end up looking something like

* subject a
  - something about a

  - something else about a

  - another thing about a
* subject b


  - something about b



  - something else about b



* subject c

  - something about c


  - something else about c



  - another thing about c

(the "*" means the dark circle (i.e. a black disk))

This seems to work ok, except that now I want to fold subject b, so that it overall looks like:

* subject a
  - something about a

  - something else about a

  - another thing about a
* subject b
* subject c

  - something about c


  - something else about c



  - another thing about c

(where the "*" for subject b is actually the fold circle that isn't filled in)

When I do this, the circle for the fold is perfectly the same size as the circle for the rest of the outline, but it shifts the circle all the way over to the left.  If i try to put a space before the fold, the fold jumps to the next line.  If it try to make a borderless table, with a space in the first column and the fold in the second column, it refuses to insert a fold into the table.

Does anyone have any ideas on how one might accomplish this?

Corey

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