If you use PowerPoint on a regular basis, chances are that you use Bulleted Lists in order to present your information in an organized and meaningful way. But if you don’t like the default bullets that PowerPoint uses, you can change the format of bullets. For instance, you might prefer a symbol, a graphic, a check mark or even a smiley face.
To Change the Default Bullets in PowerPoint:
1. Select the bulleted list you wish to change.
2. On the Home Ribbon, click the drop-down arrow next to the bullets icon and choose Bullets and Numbering.
3. From the Bulleted tab, click the bullet you wish to use.
4. To use a graphic for your bullets, click the Picture button and choose the picture you wish to use.
3. To use a symbol for your bullets, click the Customize button and choose the picture you wish to use.
4. To change the size of your bullet, click the up or down arrows on the size box until the desired size is displayed.
5. To change the color of your bullet, click in the Color box and choose the desired color from the Color palette.
These instructions are similar for modifying bullets in other Microsoft Office 2007 applications.
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