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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / April 2007colouring individual numbers in a list
In a bulleted list it is possible to have a different bullet style, size or colour on each line. When I try to do this with a numbered list, it changes the whole list, even if I make sure I also select the end of paragraph marker. How do I get round this? Thanks Debbie Phippsy, What version of PPT are you using? It does seem possible in version 2003. Just select the bulleted point and alter the colour and size of the bullet in the bullets and numbering dialog (Format - Bullets and numbering). The colour of the text you can change by using the font colour button on the formatting toolbar.  SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) > In a bulleted list it is possible to have a different bullet style, size > or [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Debbie I am using XP and also 2003 and in both of them it actually changes the colour or size of the whole list even when I go through the dialogue box. You are talking about bullets whcih work fine but I am talking about a NUMBERED list which does not react in the same way. Thanks > Phippsy, > What version of PPT are you using? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thanks > > Debbie Phippsy, Sorry missed the numbering part. Only workaround I can think of is to type your numbered list, copy it, paste it in as a enhanced metafile or windows metafile, ungroup the thing twice, and format each individual number. After formatting the numbers you can select and regroup if necessary. Maybe someone else will have a better suggestion. If so be my guest. SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) >I am using XP and also 2003 and in both of them it actually changes the > colour or size of the whole list even when I go through the dialogue box. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> > Thanks >> > Debbie
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