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Lesson
Lesson

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Now, start typing the names of your favourite three
subjects. Make sure you click ‘Enter’ to change
lines after each name. The bullet will automatically
be added.

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Save the file as ‘My Favourite Subjects.docx’
and exit.

Adding bullets to a pre-written list.

1 Open a new blank document in Microsoft Word.

2 This time, start typing the names of your favourite three
sports first. Make sure to change lines after each name.

3 Now, select your list by clicking and dragging.
4 After selecting all the list items, you can click on the
down arrow of the ‘Bullets’ button and select a bullet.

5 Save the file as ‘My Favourite Sports.docx’ and exit.

Fun Time!

Did you know there is a faster way for starting a bulleted list?
1 Open a new blank document.

2 In the first line, type the asterisk ‘*’ symbol (use shift+8).

3 Press space and start typing. What happened?

Challenge Yourself!

There are many types of bullets you could use. Besides shapes
or symbols, you could also use numbers or letters!

1 Open the file ‘My Favourite Subjects.docx’.
2 Next to the ‘Bullets’ button is the ‘Numbering’ button.
Select the list of lessons and change the bullets. This time
use the ‘Numbering’ button.

3 Try out different types of bulleting.
4 Remember to save your file when you’re done.
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