[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

Using tables would of course do the trick. Good idea!

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"vttotal" wrote in message
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Apparently that cannot be done with Microsoft Word.

If you really have to make that work the best thing to do is to create a
table with three columns with invisible gridlines. One column would have
the
arrow,m the other one the word important and the n the last one the text
you
want to include in that row.

Let me know if this information was useful,


Vicente Tulliano


"lcshrm" wrote:

Is there a way to create a bullet list style that uses a combination of a
bullet and text; e.g., a red arrow and the word "important?"

I have a client that wants several styles like this in a new template.
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lcshrm