Microsoft Word

[Seth_]

Hello,

I am trying to enter two bullets in one line.
Word does not seem to want to do this even though there is plenty of
room on the line.

I am trying to enter:

ü Significantly increase the speed of your computer.

Now on the same line (just after the above) I can enter more text, but every time I tried to add the bullet, word forces the bullet to the next line. Is this normal?
I have tried cutting and pasting as well as a manual entry. I may have to use
a keyboard character like (>) instead. Unless I can somehow enter two bullets and type the print in between...

Any ideas?

[renegade600]

I am not sure you can force it, try inserting a graphic instead of a bullet.

[keith.evans]

Hi Seth,

Don't think you'll have any joy with bullets because they are designed to individualise and emphasise different relevant points and automatically indent text until you return to normal page width. As Dan said, you may be better with graphics or symbols.

Cheers

[Seth_]

Ended up inserting the check mark as a symbol.

That worked just peachy.

Thanks for the tips.

[renegade600]

glad you got it figured out :wave: