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[Grégoire Lecerf <address@concealed>]

Dear Normand,

Le 13/09/2024 à 02:38, Normand Beaudoin a écrit :
> ../.. • When I press "enter" it gives me a new paragraph with an 
> indentation and a distance between paragraphs. However I think I 
> should use the "Paragraph" command instead to introduce a new 
> paragraph, each time, to have a better structured document. Is this 
> the right way to do it even if it is a bit longer than pressing the 
> "Enter" key? 
Pressing "Enter" to obtain a usual paragraph is fine.

The \paragraph command is used to name (bold font by default) one or 
several paragraphs. It plays the role of a sub-sub-sub-section.

> ../.. • In Document/Paragraph/First indentation (or in 
> Format/Paragraph/First indentation) when I change the value of First 
> indentation, nothing happens.
Do you actually press "Enter" after modifying the field?
If I write 0fn there, then press "Enter", and then close the widget, 
then it works well.

Best wishes,
Grégoire.