Use different styles for the different types of bullet list. I would
recommend you use paragraph styles, setting up the formatting as explained
in

http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/bull...olbullets.html

Alternatively, you could try setting the different bullets up as list
styles - you'll be more on your own here as most of us use paragraph styles
for all formatting.

Don't try to do this with direct formatting (Format Bullets and
Numbering), as the bullet formatting is likely to disappear or change when
the document is moved to different machines. Storing the formats as styles
in a template is much safer and predictable, and will make it easier to
impose some sort of order on the bullets - name the styles for the bullet
purpose.

Note that if the different bullets are for different levels, you can set
them up in an "outline" list - this will let you promote/demote list items
easily.

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"Vylula Bell" Vylula wrote in message
...
Help! I need to create a Word document that needs to have atleast 5 or 6
different bullets in it. How can I set this up? My boss just loves
bullets
for everything.I will probably have to use this often so I will need to
make
it as a template.

Thanks in advance!
Vy