@DominatorUK - you should never add 2 bullets to the same line. Bullets are individual points so 2 on the same line is counter-intuitive. The exception is displaying bullets in two columns. There are 3 ways to achieve this:
1) Create 2 text boxes, left & right, then bullet each column.
2) Create a text box for EACH bullet point. You control the order
3) Create a text box then click on Home/Paragraph/Columns button & select ‘2’. I don’t use this as it's hard to control the column breaks.
It's worth remembering what bullet and numbering is for. Their function is to display points on a list - nothing else. The difference is numbering is for lists that need to be in a specific order, whereas bullets are for unordered lists, where points may be in a general or unordered arrangement
If you have a split line (i.e. "Name:" and "John Smith") pressing the indent button will move both parts across the page. pressing the Tab key at the start of the second part ("John") will line it up part-way across the page but leave the first part ("Name:") at the left hand margin.
Additionally, pressing the Tab key is much, much faster than removing a hand from the keyboard, using the mouse then moving that hand back to the keyboard.
Point taken - we're redesigning these videos for Office 2010 and will be adding a commentary track. One of the reasons we didn't originally was because our users may require quick help and may not have access to earphones.
How do i add two bulletpoints in the same line?
DominatorUK 1 week ago
@DominatorUK - you should never add 2 bullets to the same line. Bullets are individual points so 2 on the same line is counter-intuitive. The exception is displaying bullets in two columns. There are 3 ways to achieve this:
1) Create 2 text boxes, left & right, then bullet each column.
2) Create a text box for EACH bullet point. You control the order
3) Create a text box then click on Home/Paragraph/Columns button & select ‘2’. I don’t use this as it's hard to control the column breaks.
DrillHallTraining 1 week ago
It's worth remembering what bullet and numbering is for. Their function is to display points on a list - nothing else. The difference is numbering is for lists that need to be in a specific order, whereas bullets are for unordered lists, where points may be in a general or unordered arrangement
DrillHallTraining 1 week ago
Or you could just go to Page Layout and put the indent there instead of doing all this.
∞ times easier
AZATTACK1 2 months ago
If you have a split line (i.e. "Name:" and "John Smith") pressing the indent button will move both parts across the page. pressing the Tab key at the start of the second part ("John") will line it up part-way across the page but leave the first part ("Name:") at the left hand margin.
Additionally, pressing the Tab key is much, much faster than removing a hand from the keyboard, using the mouse then moving that hand back to the keyboard.
DrillHallTraining 2 months ago
when you're re-doing these, how about some voice on these rather than the text commentary which can be difficult to follow
THEMrFill 4 months ago
Point taken - we're redesigning these videos for Office 2010 and will be adding a commentary track. One of the reasons we didn't originally was because our users may require quick help and may not have access to earphones.
DrillHallTraining 2 months ago
thanks you saved me
PandaUsers 5 months ago
What about spacing
tommiegreen 6 months ago
What kind of spacing do you mean? Across the line (justification) or vertical (paragraph) spacing?
These videos are in the [rpcess of being re-developed and we can add any new ideas in easily, so any thoughts are welcome.
DrillHallTraining 6 months ago