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letamp;#39;s say you want to change the symbols for all the bulleted lists in your document if you want to change a few lists not all of them it might be easier to use the enum item package the bulleted list is typeset in a document using the itemize environment in our example we have a bulleted list where one of the bullets have a list under it the default symbols for a bulleted list are a bullet or a filled in dark black circle itamp;#39;s a dash for the second level or the nested list to change a symbol for all bulleted lists youamp;#39;re going to declare the bullets or symbols in the preamble of the document so thatamp;#39;s basically before begin document the command youamp;#39;re going to use is renew command and the first required argument is the command that is represents the label or the bullet so iamp;#39;m going to type in label item i that means the first level so thatamp;#39;s going to change the bullet to something else for the second required argument you type in
