List formatting depends upon a
document's line spacing, indention, and the number of lines in the list.
All possible list formats are explained and illustrated on these pages.
Bulleted and Numbered Lists
Lesson 28, Reports
with Lists
28-H. Bulleted and Numbered Lists
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Use numbers or
bullets to call attention to items in a list. If the sequence of the
items is important, use numbers rather than bullets. |
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Numbers and bullets
appear either at the left margin or are indented to the same point as
the paragraphs in the document. Use the Decrease Indent or
Increase Indent buttons in Word to adjust the position of the list
as needed. |
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By default, the
numbers and bullets themselves are followed by an indent, and carryover
lines are indented automatically to align with the text in the previous
line, not the bullet or number. |
Microsoft Word 2002
Manual
Lesson 28, Bullets and Numbering
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Note: Always
type information to be formatted as a list with text only first. When
you are completely done, go back and select the desired lines in the
list and then apply the bullet or number feature. |
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Study the
information in your word processing manual to learn about using bullets
and numbers. |
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