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I've been working with the Origin Resume template
and have replaced the placeholder text with

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my own text.

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As you can see, the template has included
a bulleted list under the Education and Skills

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sections.

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In templates, lists are especially easy because
the bullet has been predefined by the template.

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But, what if you don't like the bullet included
with the template?

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Don't worry!

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You're not stuck with it.

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Bullets are easy to change and add to a document.

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Simply select the bulleted list and text.

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On the Home tab, select the drop-down arrow
next to the Bullets command.

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Now we can see recently used bullets and some
bullets from the bullet Library.

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If you see one that you like, simply left-click
it and the new bullet will appear in the list.

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But, what if you don't like any of those bullet
choices?

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Make sure your text is still selected and
then select the drop-down arrow next to the

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Bullets command again.

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At the bottom of the menu, select Define New
Bullet.

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The Define New Bullet dialog box appears.

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Now we can select from symbols or pictures
on our computer, and even change the font

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or formatting of the image.

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A picture doesn't seem quite right for a resume,
so let's take a look at our symbols by clicking

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the Symbol button.

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The Symbol dialog box appears.

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We can use the scrollbar to scroll through
these choices, or the Font drop-down menu

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to choose another set to view.

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I think I remember seeing some good bullet
options in the Wingdings section so I'm going

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to select that.

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Ooh, look at all these new choices.

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Oh look!

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I like this arrow.

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To use it in my document, all I need to do
is select it and click OK in the Symbol dialog

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box.

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I can modify the bullet a bit here if I wish.

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I can change the alignment of the bullet by
selecting the drop-down menu in the Alignment

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section.

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You can see in the Preview section how this
slightly changes things.

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I can also select the Font button to access
the Font dialog box.

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Here I can change many things.

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Probably the most likely thing you might want
to change is the bullet color.

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To change the color select the drop-down arrow
next to the Font Color box and select a color

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that works for you.

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You can view your changes in the Preview section
before you click OK.

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When I'm ready to change the bullet in the
actual document, click OK in the Define Bullet

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dialog box.

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But what if I decide I want to change a bulleted
list to a numbered list, or add a numbered

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list from scratch?

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Just select the text.

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And click the drop-down arrow next to the
Numbering command on the Home tab.

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I can choose one of the options from the Numbering
library or Define a New Number Format, just

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like we did with the bullets.

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Hmmm..I think this one will work.

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All I have to do is left-click it and the
numbered list will appear in my document.

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This looks pretty good.

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As you can see, Bulleted and Numbered lists
can be used to draw attention to certain parts

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of the text, and in this document really make
it look good.

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I'm going to finish formatting all my bullets
so they look the same and my resume looks

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professional, and I'm going to go ahead and
add all my information to the resume.

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Organize your lists today by using the Bulleted
and Numbered list commands!