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Bulleted Lists
You can turn any text into a bulleted list by selecting the text and then
selecting the bulleted list button on the infobar.
Each paragraph of text becomes a separate bullet. If you press return to finish a line at the end of one
bullet point, the next line starts with a bullet point too.
To finish entering a bulleted list, hit return on the end of the last bullet and then immediately hit return
again on the new bulleted line. This removes the last empty bulleted line and allows you to start entering
normal text again.
You can nest bulleted lists by pressing the indent button on the infobar.
This indents the current bulleted line and changes the bullet character to
a different style, to distinguish it from the parent bullet.
Example of a nested bulleted list
To move a bullet point from a sub-list into its parent bulleted list, simply
place the text cursor in it and press the outdent button.
So it's easy to make and edit arrangements of nested bulleted lists using the indent and outdent buttons.
Numbered lists
You can create and edit numbered lists in just the same way as
described for bulleted lists above, using the numbered list button.
You can also choose the numbering scheme to be used for each list, using the List properties dialog.
Place the text cursor in one of the numbered list points, press the right mouse button and choose 'List
properties…
" from the context menu.
In the dialog you can choose from a variety of numbering schemes and also enter the value that should be
used for the very first entry in the list. Then the number is automatically incremented for the second and
subsequent entries in the list.
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