Click the picture you want, or if you have a picture you'd like to use as bullet, click Import, select and then click Add to add it to the picture list in the Picture Bullet dialog box. The Picture Bullet dialog box will be displayed. Click OK (to accept the symbol and then return to the Customize Bulleted List dialog box). If the symbol you want is not displayed in the grid, choose a different font from the Font box to show other character sets or variants from which you can select. Click OK (to accept the settings and then return to the Customize Bulleted List dialog box). To format bullets underline with a different font color than the bullets or the text in the list, click the color you want in the Underline color box. To underline the bullets, click an underline style in the Underline Style drop-down list. To format bullets with a different font color than the text in the list, click the color you want in the Font color box. To change the bullet size, select a desired size in the Size list box. To apply a style format to the selected bullet, click Italic, Bold, or Bold Italic in the Style box. The Preview area will let you see how the bullet will appear in the selected font. To use a variant of the selected bullet instead, choose another font in the Font box. Click Font and then click the Font tab in the Font dialog box appears. To change the font formatting for the selected bullet. The Customize Bulleted List dialog box is displayed. Click the list format you want to modify, or the style that is closest to the format you want. On the Format menu, click Bullets and Numbering, and then click the Bulleted tab in the dialog box that appears. If you want the customized bullet to be applied right away to an existing list, then select the list that has the bullet format you want to change, else, proceed to step 2 below. To bring or promote the item to a higher numbering level, click a list number (or anywhere in the paragraph, and click Decrease Indent on the Formatting toolbar, or press ALT + SHIFT + LEFT ARROW key. To demote the item to a lower numbering level, click a list number (or anywhere in the paragraph), and click Increase Indent on the Formatting toolbar, or press ALT + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW key. To move an outline numbered item to the appropriate numbering level, do one of the following:. After typing the last list text, press ENTER twice to end the list. Subsequent numbers are automatically inserted at the beginning of each line at the same numbering level. Type the list text, and then press ENTER after each item. The first number of the list is displayed in the document. 
Click a list format that does not contain the text " Heading", and then click OK. If you have an existing bulleted or numbered list that you want to convert to an outline numbered list, please select the list before performing s tep 1, but ignore steps 3 and 4 below. On the Format menu, click Bullets and Numbers, and then click the Outline Numbered tab. You can create a multilevel lists, in which an outline of a document is arranged in a hierarchical order on the list.īullets and numbering can be created quickly using the Automatic Formatting feature, Formatting toolbar, or using the Bullets and Numbering dialog box. Adding bullets or numbers to a list makes it easier to read the list, as well as sort them. Note, however, that there's no special rule of the thumb to this. For example, if you are analyzing your activities for a day, it will be logical to start from the things you did in the morning, followed by afternoon, and then evening activities. In other words, use bullets to sort a list in which items in the list can appear in any random position while you should use numbering to sort a list in which each item of the list must appear in a logical order. Bullets, on the other hand, are better suited for lists in which the order or sequence in which each item of the list appears is not important. It is often more appropriate to use Numbering for a list, where the order in which each item of the list appears is important. Bullets or Numbering (using numerals, letters) are used to sort a list of items, or to emphasize certain points or lists in a document. 
an asterisk, a dot, a small square, etc) placed before text, especially in a list, to emphasize it.
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