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Everyone makes lists. Word lets you make two types: bulleted and numbered lists.
A bullet is a dot or other symbol used to highlight items in a list. Use bullets to list items that do not have to be in any particular order.
Numbers (or letters) are used when information must be in a certain order.
If you don't care about the style of bullets or numbering used, you can turn on Bullets and Numbering by clicking on the appropriate button on the Formatting toolbar.
You can also format text using the alignment and indent buttons on the Formatting toolbar.
You can change the type of bullets and numbers Word uses.
Add or change the bullets or numbers of an existing list by highlighting your list and then selecting a new style from the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.
One of Word's inconveniences is the way it handles bulleted and numbered lists. Sometimes no matter what you do, a list will not display the way you want it to.
When this happens, simply start over.
After doing this, you can usually change your selection back to the type of bullets or numbers you want.
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