Word Bullets and Numbering

I've been working with Word now for more years than I care to remember. (I started with Word for DOS, oh so many years ago.) It was the word processor I used to write my earliest books and magazine articles.

In all my writing, I've noticed that one of the staples I always come back to is using lists, particularly bulleted lists and numbered lists. Perhaps it is just coincidental to the fact that I am a non-fiction writer, and these elements are indispensible for "how to" writing.

In the 12+ years that I've been publishing WordTips, I've published dozens of tips about lists. I finally decided to gather up all those tips into a single e-book, but when I did so I noticed something I hadn't fully realized before—there are some significant differences in how you create and work with lists in Word 2007. This led me to create not one, but two e-books about lists:

• Word 2003 Bullets and Numbering
• Word 2007 Bullets and Numbering

Both of these e-books contain dozens of tips about creating and working with lists in your documents. Understanding the information contained in these tips can help improve your skills and enhance your documents. Just take a look at the TOCs for these e-books and you can get an idea of the information they contain:

Word 2003 Bullets and Numbering		Word 2007 Bullets and Numbering
Introduction A Word about Versions Need More Tips? A Special Note of Thanks Sharing this Document General List Information Understanding Lists Creating a List Removing a List Unable to Use Bulleting and Numbering Bulleted Lists Turning Off Automatic Bulleted Lists Putting a Bullet In the Middle of a Sentence Changing the Bullet Type Applying Bullets from the Keyboard Resetting to Factory Defaults for Bulleted Lists Finding Formatted Bulleted Paragraphs Problems Using Words as Bullets Using Word's Numbered Lists Creating a Numbered List Turning Off Automatic Numbered Lists Changing the Types of Numbers in a Numbered List Skipping Numbering Continuing Your Numbering Lining Up Numbered List Numbers Increasing Space between Numbers and Text in a List Applying Numbers from the Keyboard Following a Number with Different Characters Randomly Resetting Numbering Automatic Question Numbering Having Numbered Lists in Subdocuments Restart their Numbering Alternative Numbered Lists Numbering With Sequence Fields Differences between SEQ and LISTNUM Fields Ensuring Standardized Numbering Automatic Numbers with Leading Zeroes Reverse Numbered Lists Sequentially Numbered Labels Outline Lists Chapter Numbers in Indexes and TOAs Using Outline Numbering in a Table Miscellaneous List Ideas Converting List Types Converting Lists to Text Fixing Mismatched Bullets and Numbers Using Alternating Styles Paragraph Numbers in Headers or Footers Applying Formatting in Lists Compound List Formatting Stubborn Highlighting		Introduction A Word about Word Versions Need More Tips? A Special Note of Thanks Sharing this Document General List Information Understanding Lists Creating a List Removing a List Unable to Use Bulleting and Numbering Bulleted Lists Turning Off Automatic Bulleted Lists Putting a Bullet In the Middle of a Sentence Changing the Bullet Type Applying Bullets from the Keyboard Finding Formatted Bulleted Paragraphs Problems Using Words as Bullets Using Word's Numbered Lists Creating a Numbered List Turning Off Automatic Numbered Lists Applying Numbers from the Keyboard Changing the Types of Numbers in a Numbered List Skipping Numbering Continuing Your Numbering Lining Up Numbered List Numbers Following a Number with Different Characters Randomly Resetting Numbering Automatic Question Numbering Having Numbered Lists in Subdocuments Restart their Numbering Alternative Numbered Lists Numbering With Sequence Fields Differences between SEQ and LISTNUM Fields Ensuring Standardized Numbering Automatic Numbers with Leading Zeroes Reverse Numbered Lists Sequentially Numbered Labels Multilevel Lists Understanding Multilevel Lists Creating a Multilevel List Chapter Numbers in Indexes and TOAs Miscellaneous List Ideas Converting List Types Converting Lists to Text Fixing Mismatched Bullets and Numbers Using Alternating Styles Paragraph Numbers in Headers or Footers Applying Formatting in Lists Compound List Formatting Stubborn Highlighting

The downloads for these valuable e-books are provided in two formats: Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat (PDF). In these formats you enjoy the following features:

• The ability to view, search, and print the book.
• Screen shots that illustrate what you see in Word as you follow the step-by-step instructions.
• The ability to select and copy sections of text, such as macro code.
• Hyperlinks to internal content (in the book itself) and referenced resources on the Web.

If you decide to access the e-book in PDF format (both the Word and PDF formats contain the same information), you need to either have Acrobat or the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Many computer systems already have the reader installed. If you do not, you can get it free, directly from Adobe.

How much does all this value cost you? You can download your own copy of this valuable information for the low price of only $19.99. Place your order today!

Description	CD		Download
Word 2007 Bullets and Numbering	$24.99		$19.99		(1.1 MB)
Word 2003 Bullets and Numbering	$24.99		$19.99		(1.4 MB)

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