Problem mit Aufzählungen in InDesign CS3

Hallo,
ich habe ein Problem in InDesign Cs4 mit den Aufzählungen.
Undzwar habe ich Aufzählungen in den Überschriften und hin und wieder im Text. Das Problem ist das die Aufzhlungen im Text mit denen in den Überschriften kolldieren. Heißt das die Aufzählung im Text die der Überschriften weiterführt. Was aber nicht passieren soll da ich teilweise die Aufzählung im Text erst einige überschriften weiter weiterführe.
Wie bekomme ich das hin das die Aufzählung im text die der Überschriften ignoriert?
Viele Grüße

Damit Aufzählungen korrekt funktionieren muss folgendermaßen vorgegangen werden:
Erstellen einer Liste für jede Kategorie (für Überschriften, für Aufzählungen, Abbildungen, etc.)
Schrift > Aufzählungs- und nummerierte Listen > Listen definieren.
Absatzformate definieren, für jede Hierarchie einer Überschrift muss ein eigenes Absatzformat definiert werden, dort im Bereich Aufzählungszeichen und Nummerierung muss bei Liste die entsprechend zuvor definierte Liste ausgewählt werden.
Absatzformate anwenden.

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