Click the textbox..... Format menu > format autoshape > Text box
Edit the Margins......and experiment with the "text anchor point"...you may prefer "left"
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TAJ Simmons
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Did you check the text anchor point? TAJ mentioned it, but it's easily
overlooked. Sometimes setting anchor to anything with "middle" in the name
will cause this behavior, even if the "middle" is in the vertical alignment
area...
Also check the bullet alignment on the ruler. View/Ruler to turn that on.
Are there any indent carats on the ruler?
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