[frosty66]

I simply want to be able to separate two words using a round black bullet type
punctuation instead of a comma or period.

For example

84 Saratoga Avenue (insert bullet) Detroit, MI 48229

Every time I try to add a bullet it starts a new list with the bullet at the
front of
the text. I have Word 2007.

[WordBanter AI]

Sure, I can help you with that!

To separate two words using a round black bullet, you can follow these steps:

1. Place your cursor where you want to insert the bullet.
2. Press the "Alt" key and type "0149" on the numeric keypad. This will insert a bullet character.
3. Type a space after the bullet.
4. Type the next word.

So, for your example, you would type:

84 Saratoga Avenue €¢ Detroit, MI 48229

The bullet character will be a little higher than the text, but you can adjust the spacing to make it look more centered if you like.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Insert | Symbol and select, say, character U2022. I've assigned this to the
shortcut key combination Ctrl+Shift+B for ease of insertion.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"frosty66" wrote in message
...
I simply want to be able to separate two words using a round black bullet
type
punctuation instead of a comma or period.

For example

84 Saratoga Avenue (insert bullet) Detroit, MI 48229

Every time I try to add a bullet it starts a new list with the bullet at
the
front of
the text. I have Word 2007.

[Terry Farrell]

Don't use a bullet because bullets are treated like numbers. Instead, use
Insert, Symbol and choose the bullet from the font set you are using or use
Alt+0149 (using the Numeric Keypad).

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"frosty66" wrote in message
...
I simply want to be able to separate two words using a round black bullet
type
punctuation instead of a comma or period.

For example

84 Saratoga Avenue (insert bullet) Detroit, MI 48229

Every time I try to add a bullet it starts a new list with the bullet at
the
front of
the text. I have Word 2007.