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How do I make a bullet point list?

Type* and a space before your text, and Word will make a bulleted list. To complete your list, press Enter until the bullets or numbering switch off.

Can we create bulleted list in our Web pages?

As usual, we need to use the tags within and to create the list items. The list items ( li ) inside the unordered list ( ul ) come with the default style of bullet points so each of the list items is preceded by a black dot.

How to make a bulleted list in pages?

In the Format sidebar on the right, click the Style button near the top. Click the Bullets Lists pop-up menu near the bottom of the sidebar, then choose an option. Continue typing your list, separating each item with a paragraph break.

How do you insert an insertion point in pages?

In a text box or shape: Click the object. If the object already contains text, click once to select the object, then click again in the text where you want to place the insertion point. In a table cell: Click the cell to select it, then click again where you want to start typing.

How do you highlight in pages on a Mac?

Do one of the following: Press Shift-Command-H on the keyboard. Choose Insert Highlight from the Insert menu at the top of your screen. (The Insert button on the Pages toolbar doesnt have the Highlight command.) Click Highlight in the review toolbar at the top of the document.

How to make sections in pages?

In Page Thumbnails view, select the page you want to make the start of a new section, or click anywhere in the section you want to the new section to follow. Open the Document sidebar, then click the Section tab at the top. Click the Create a new section pop-up menu, then choose Starting with this page.

How do I make a two column bullet list in pages?

4:36 6:06 And go to layout under format. And instead of the one column you can select two or three or moreMoreAnd go to layout under format. And instead of the one column you can select two or three or more columns.

How to make a bullet list in Pages?

Select the text you want to include in the list. In the Format sidebar on the right, click the Style button near the top. Click the Bullets Lists pop-up menu near the bottom of the sidebar, then choose an option.

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