Tips: Creating picture bullets
Are you getting bored of bullet lists. They are everywhere! Advertisements, reports, articles, Web sites, this newsletter. And it's always the same thing: black dot, text. black dot, text. Black dot, text. Sheesh!
Well, Microsoft Word can help you add a little jazziness to your bulleted lists. And it's so simple!
- In your Word document, click the Format menu.
- Select Bullets and Numbering. The Bullets and Numbering dialog box appears.
- Select the second option (black dot) and click Customize. The Customize Bullet Lists appears.
- In the Customize Bullet Lists dialog box, click Picture. The Picture Bullet dialog box appears. You can select from one of the hundreds of existing bullets; or you can make your own from a photo, drawing, etc. (Remember, however, that a bullet is only 15x15 pixels, so you can't use the Mona Lisa as a bullet)
- Click OK. Now, whenever you click the Bullet
button on the toolbar, your new bullet appears.
Thank you, D. Hill, for this tip!
Tips
Microsoft Word
Auto-Correction
Comments in Word
Comparing documents
Copying multiple items to the
clipboard
Cropping pictures
Customizing your toolbars
Outlines
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General
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Google SMS
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page
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User manual for your business
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walls
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