Re: Diamond-Shaped Glyphs instead of Bullets

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From: Michael_Lattis
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:35

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Pat, the answer to your question is that a given glyph cannot be "filled." But the glyphs at your disposal will vary from one typeface to another. So try Zapf Dingbats or another font that includes a filled diamond glyph.

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