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How do you separate formatting for bullets from text above?
The following is an example of what I have:
We do not want the text above to move when we change the bullets below. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text This is what I want. I want the paragraph to be aligned to the left and the bullets to be indented. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text Please help! |
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How do you separate formatting for bullets from text above?
Ok, that didn't work at all. In the example below, the "when we change the
bullets below" text is indented. "nsr21710" wrote: The following is an example of what I have: We do not want the text above to move when we change the bullets below. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text This is what I want. I want the paragraph to be aligned to the left and the bullets to be indented. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text Please help! |
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How do you separate formatting for bullets from text above?
nrs21710,
Hm, you will need two textboxes I'm afraid. In PowerPoint 2007 this has improved, now you can format bulleted lists like in Microsoft Word. PowerPoint 2007 now uses paragraph formatting. And you can pretty much do what you want with separate paragraphs. Luc Sanders MVP - PowerPoint "nsr21710" wrote: Ok, that didn't work at all. In the example below, the "when we change the bullets below" text is indented. "nsr21710" wrote: The following is an example of what I have: We do not want the text above to move when we change the bullets below. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text This is what I want. I want the paragraph to be aligned to the left and the bullets to be indented. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text Please help! |
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How do you separate formatting for bullets from text above?
nrs21710,
Just dawned on me, you could use two levels. Type in the first paragraph. Then press enter, apply bulleting, do not start to type just press the tab key to reach the second level. Drag the bottom two indent carats in the ruler to the right. Type in your bulleted text. Luc Sanders MVP - PowerPoint "nsr21710" wrote: Ok, that didn't work at all. In the example below, the "when we change the bullets below" text is indented. "nsr21710" wrote: The following is an example of what I have: We do not want the text above to move when we change the bullets below. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text This is what I want. I want the paragraph to be aligned to the left and the bullets to be indented. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text Please help! |
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How do you separate formatting for bullets from text above?
nrs21710,
It's even better when you use the increase indent button on the formatting toolbar. In that case no need to adjust the carats for the second level. Let us hope I have said it all now. Luc Sanders MVP - PowerPoint "nsr21710" wrote: Ok, that didn't work at all. In the example below, the "when we change the bullets below" text is indented. "nsr21710" wrote: The following is an example of what I have: We do not want the text above to move when we change the bullets below. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text This is what I want. I want the paragraph to be aligned to the left and the bullets to be indented. (bullet image) text (bullet image) text (bullet image) text Please help! |
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