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[CDbile]

Well you can set these parameters between \begin{enumerate} and \end{enumerate} in the environment definition.

[ghostanime2001]

What about setting those parameters to the inner nested list?

[CDbile]

You didn't understand me. You can here: (code quoted from the big \newenvironment line)

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\begin{enumerate}[##1,start=##2+\value{custcount}]
% Put your list parameters here
\item ##3
\end{enumerate}

[ghostanime2001]

How can one know the default value of the space between the label and the first item in an enumerate* environment using enumitem package?

[CDbile]

I suggest you start a new topic for this question and mark this thread as solved (if you agree it is !)
But I also don't see why you wouldn't have default values of enumerate in custenv. We just put an enumerate in a minipage, we didn't change any special layout.

[ghostanime2001]

oh no i don't mean about enumerate.. im talking about enumerate* with an asterisk because if I type the same list using enumerate* (first post code) then I don't need to adjust the spacing of the label and the first item... it is already set as a default and I like the spacing with enumerate* Can enumerate* be substituted for enumerate for the special codes we used for custenv such that horizontal spacing is set using enumerate* and vertically aligning the items is set using custenv ?

[CDbile]

Of course, and I'm also sure that you can find where to put the two stars...

[ghostanime2001]

Here? lol

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\newcommand{\custitem}[3]{\begin{minipage}[t]{2.5in}\begin{enumerate*}[##1, start=##2+\value{custcount}]\itemindent=-1.11em \item ##3\end{enumerate*}\end{minipage}}