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In article <1990Nov14.084645.1474@portia.Stanford.EDU> roller@jessica.stanford.edu (Jason Deines) writes:
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>Greetings.  I am trying to move a document from Ami Pro 1.2 to Winword 1.1.
>This document makes extensive use of bulleted lists, which Ami Pro handles
>quite nicely with a "bullet" type defined as a style attribute.  One can
>get large or small back circles or squares as a bullet, as well as a couple
>of other characters.

The Mac word documentation suggests that if youwant a square bullet
character, create a graphic frame (W4W = insert picture), and give it
a border (format picture). I tried that, and I can't get the frame
small enough to be meaningful (it's a lot larger than Helv 10pt, which
is what I use.) So, the alternative is to conjure up a little graphic
in paintbrush or some such thing, and use that as the bullet
character. Remember that you can treat a graphic as a single
character.

Should work... Probably very poorly for anything that isn't totally
made up of horizontal and vertical lines.

kartik
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