RE: Tables inside numbered lists

[<Christian -dot- Walters -at- cox -dot- com>]

>From James Barrow
>This is, of course, what you're dealing with, a subset of the main step
>procedure.  If this subset is optional or changes depending on the
actions
>performed in the previous main step, then I think you should start that
>subset at #1.

Oh, I agree. I think this approach is so normal for me that it's
difficult for me to justify to someone who disagrees. Sort of like
defending yourself when you are caught buttoning your shirt up from the
bottom instead of down from the top.

The simple nature of tables -- at least, how we use tables in my company
-- allows for rows to be skipped if the condition doesn't fit your
situation. If she's worried about non-sequential numbering, she is
really adding to the problem.

Thanks, Jim!
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