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How do I add a bullet half way through a line which already begins with a bullet, to create two bulleted items on the same line?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.4
Thank you. Just option 8 worked. Any idea how to get it to match the same style as the other bullets? The rest are 'image' type that match my color scheme. Even though when I highlight the bullet it says it's in the 'image' format like the rest, it's a different color.
Thanks again,
Tammy
You would have to find that image, copy it, and then paste it inline in your document. I'm not sure where the template files are kept to find the image used. If you're using your own, it should be easy enough to do.
Using image bullets is a different storey.
Keynote is unable to use two bullets within a single text box.
You will need to use two text boxes, each with the required image bullet to be used.
Click in the text box where you want a bullet, then use the keyboard command: option 8
Thanks. It's actually what the template uses, not my own, and don't know where those are either. I appreciate the help.
Thanks Gary. Crazy that it's that way in this day and age, but I get it. Appreciate the help, and the screen shot!
In Keynote I want to add a second bullet on the same line to create 2 bulleted items on one line
