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How to Make a Bullet Point Using the Alt Key - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now another way that you can do this is through the character map. And I can pull that up byMoreNow another way that you can do this is through the character map. And I can pull that up by clicking on the Start menu and running a search for character map.

From the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, select the Bullets drop-down list. Select Define New Bullet . Select a bullet character and alignment options, and click OK .

How to Create Custom Bullets in Microsoft Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And once again select the bullets menu arrow in the paragraph. Group followed by define new bulletMoreAnd once again select the bullets menu arrow in the paragraph. Group followed by define new bullet from the drop down menu. Next select the picture button in the define new bullet dialog.

How to Create Bulleted Lists in Microsoft Word [Tutorial] - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And it would undo. It. So pretty straightforward process here guys do a positive to help you out andMoreAnd it would undo. It. So pretty straightforward process here guys do a positive to help you out and i do look forward to catching you all in the next tutorial goodbye.

Select and hold the Alt key on the numeric keypad. Type the bullet alt code (0149) in sequence using the numeric keypad. Release the Alt key after typing the numeric code to insert the first bullet point in the document. Repeat for the second bullet point and so on.

In PowerPoint, you can create custom shapes, graphics, or even images as bullet points. To create custom bullet points, click on the ?Bullets and Numbering? dropdown menu and select ?Picture? or ?Symbol?. From there, you can choose an image or create your own custom shape as a bullet point.

Multiple Bullet Points On One Line in Microsoft Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Around your bullet points but that's easy to resolve. You go to the table design tab on your ribbon.MoreAround your bullet points but that's easy to resolve. You go to the table design tab on your ribbon. Which you're probably on anyway then go over to this borders. Button. And you can say no borders.