I have the same trouble.
Posted By: :) on 2007-04-26
In Reply to: Need Help Formatting a Numbered List in MS Word - Dave
Subject: I have the same trouble.
I actually will hard return at the end of the line, which will bring you to the 2nd line going flush, and then hit TAB to line it up. Takes an extra step, but I have to do that all of the time. I don't know if this will help you in the short-term until someone wiser can answer or not??? 
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