Indent Markers

From: sslaby <sslaby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 11:14:02 -0700

Every time I create a new file the indent markers on the horizontal ruler
move at 0.07 inch increments instead of the normal 0.125 inch incremements
(Well technically its 0.13 inches then 0.12 inches and so on). Basically it
went from moving with the dash marks on the ruler to only falling on them
every so often. I am unable to get the indent markers to return to their
normal increment movement. Is there a way to get their formatting back to
following the marks on the ruler?
.

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