

Hope this helps next time you wreck your brians trying to get the bullet point go the way you want. Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the slide generated from Microsoft PowerPoint, and then select Edit with Microsoft PowerPoint > Find Presentation in the Library. What is nice about this popup box is that it has a preview area, so you can see the resulting value, such as 2.1 or 3.1, etc… Open the Adobe Captivate Classic project and then navigate to a slide that was imported from the PowerPoint presentation. Now in the Set Value to, change the number from 1 to 2 and then change the sub division number which is next to the Set Value To box. To get the number to go to 2.1 after the 1’s is done, click on the Numbering Library Icon, the one with numbers in the Paragraph portion of the panel, and now it is the critical part: choose Set Numbering Value.Īt the popup screen, choose Continue from previous list and click on Advance value box. As of right now, if you place your cursor in front of a line, then click the bullet icon under 'HOME,' it brings up a list of bullet symbol options.

However, once started, the number will go from 1.1 to 1.100 or on and does not jump to 2.1, and so on. To create a bullet point style like the above, you have to start with a number 1.1 as a bullet point. Well worth your time and an interesting performance by Phoenix and a really amazing film by Spike Jonze.In Word, it is a cinch to have bullet points numbered from 1, 2, 3 etc… But it is devilishly hard to come up with a bullet scheme like the following: Plus, at times the film feels a bit creepy. My only reservation is that the film is VERY adult-with phone sex and a bit of nudity you probably wouldn't want your kids to see. I thought the film had a really interesting message about this and is well worth seeing. Healthy, of course not-but very safe for a scarred person who wants intimacy but who is afraid to seek it.

In this often disconnected and cold world, such a relationship seems like a safe alternative. This film, while sci-fi, doesn't seem outside the realm of possibility. Where all this goes is a very slow journey, but it's also quite beautiful. In fact, the computer OS, Samantha (Scarlett Johansson), is like a person in so many ways that soon it becomes all- important to Theodore and eventually it's his girlfriend. To add a checkmark at any place in the document, rest your cursor and click on Insert -> Symbol -> More Symbols. Step 2: Select the text and place the cursor at the end of the text. Well, it turns out to be so and then some. Step 1: First of all, open your word document, and bring the cursor at the place where you want to place the Bullet. One day, he decides to upgrade to a new hyper-intelligent operating system-one that claims to have a real personality. He's getting a divorce and seems very isolated-even though he lives in a huge city. Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix) is a very lonely and emotionally constricted man. "Her" is a film set in the very, very near future.
