Question

Explain bullets and numbering in a document​

Answer 1

Answer:

A bullet is usually a black circle, but it can be any other symbol used to highlight items in a list. Use bullets to list items that do not have to be in any particular order. Numbers—or letters—are used when information must be in a certain order.

Answer 2

Answer:

Word lets you make two types of lists: bulleted and numbered. Bulleted and numbered lists help to simplify steps or items to readers. Teachers often use bulleted lists to highlight important pieces of their lessons. Manuals often include numbered lists to assist readers with step-by-step instruction.

A bullet is usually a black circle, but it can be any other symbol used to highlight items in a list. Use bullets to list items that do not have to be in any particular order.

Numbers—or letters—are used when information must be in a certain order. You can use the default bullets and numbering settings by clicking the appropriate button on the Formatting toolbar.

To create a bulleted list:

• Click the Bullets Button on the Formatting toolbar.
• Type the first item on your list, and press Enter.
• The next line will begin automatically with a new bullet.
• Type the next item on your list, and press Enter.
• When your list is complete, press the Enter key twice to stop the bulleted list.

To create a numbered list:

• Click the Numbers Button on the Formatting toolbar.
• Type the first item on your list, and press Enter.
• The next line will begin automatically with the next number.
• Type the next item on your list, and press Enter.
• When your list is complete, press the Enter key twice to stop the numbered list.