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Word: Bullet and Numbering Keyboard Shortcuts

• Keyboard Shortcuts by Christoph Koeberlin. Here you find all special characters that are accessible via the British/American keyboard.I compiled them in groups that I find quite sensible, most important ones on the top.
• Basically, I want to use Pages instead of Word's Notebook Layout for taking notes. The one feature I particularly like in Word's Notebook Layout is when you press the tab button, instead on doing just an intent it does an intent with a bullet mark. Similarly, when you press tab again, it does a next level bullet point.

In the Keyboard Shortcut input type the desired shortcut. As an example: ⌃⌥B; Now, back in PowerPoint select the paragraph and evoke the dialog with the shortcut. Unfortunately, Microsoft does not allow (that I can find) keyboard navigation of this dialog to select the desired bullet style so one will have to use the mouse at this point.

1. Press the [*] asterisk button(Shift + 8) where you would like to begin your list.
2. Press the spacebar and begin typing your text.

To start a numbered list:

1. Type a number one followed by a period (1.) where you would like to begin your list.
2. Press the spacebar and begin typing the rest of your text.

To enable automatic bulleted and numbered lists:

1. Click [File] > From the sidebar, select 'Options.'
2. In the resulting dialogue box from the sidebar, select “Proofing.”
3. Click [AutoCorrect Options] > Click the [Autoformat As You Type] tab.
4. Check the 'Automatic bulleted lists' and 'Automatic numbered lists' boxes if they are not already checked > Click [OK] twice to return to the document.

Return to Microsoft Office: Create, Modify, and Format Bulleted Lists and Numbers.

For more shortcuts, see Word: Keyboard Shortcuts (Quick Reference).

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