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B.A.
Thanks for your patient help.
I have finally made it work. Perhaps all your suggestions have been right all along.
The final difference is this:
If I place a blank line (double carraige return) in-between sections, all is well.
Without the blank line ahead of (and after) a new section or ...

Folks,
I figured out how to indent the subsection headings by making a simple edit in article.cls
(I added \indent in the subsection definition, in article.cls)
Now I have to figure out how to indent the body text under the subsection heading
Any sugestions?
Thanks for any help,
paul

What I would ...

B.A.
I have found this example, but it does not work. (it's close, but wrong)
I'm beginning to think this is just impossible.
It would help me if you could explain the syntax in the following line (from the example)
\def\section#1{\leftskip=\saveskip\oldsection{#1}\leftskip=\sectskip}
THanks,
Paul ...

B.A.
Once again, Thank You!
Can you tell me how to navigate to this uktexfaq 291?
I don't know how to find it.
Thnaks Very Much,
Paul

B.A.
Thanks so much for responding, Yes, That is what I'm trying to do. Is it just me or this rediculously complicated for such a simple thing? All I want to do is indent the subsections progressively. It seems to me that that another edit to the article.cls should take care of it. I probably just ...

OK,
I figured out how to indent the subsection headings by making a simple edit in article.cls
Now I have to figure out how to indent the body text under the subsection heading
Any sugestions?
Thanks for any help,
paul

B.A. and All,
Despite the 27 pages of gobble-de-gook in the titlesec documentation, I still can't indent subsections.
Can anybody help?
Is there not an easy way? See below.
Thanks for any help,
Paul

1.0 My First Section
This first section is dedicated to the subject of section one.
1.1 The First ...

Thanks B.A.
A quick look says this is perfect.
Best Regards,
Paul

Folks,
I am using the article class, but have one issue.
I would like for subsections and subsubsections to be progressively indented. As it is, they are never indented.

Can someone give me some coaching on this??
Thanks for any help.
Paul Vogt,
Charlotte, NC