- Click
.
- Specify opposite corners of a bounding box to define the width of the multiline text object.
- Right-click in the In-Place Text Editor, On the expanded shortcut menu, click Bullets and Lists
Numbering, Bullets, or Letters. Verify that Allow Auto-list and Allow Bullets and Lists are checked.
- Start a line of text by entering
U+25CB (the Unicode string for a bullet), press Tab, and then enter some text.
If you do not press Tab after you enter the Unicode text or symbol, it will remain a separate character.
Note: The following characters cannot be used as bullets: period (.), colon (:), close parenthesis ()), close angle bracket (>), close square bracket (]), and close curly bracket (}). - Alternatively, Right-click in the In-Place Text Editor, On the expanded shortcut menu, click Symbol. Or, click Symbol Other to open the Characters dialog box for additional symbols.
- Double-click a symbol from the list to copy it to the clipboard.
- Close the Character dialog box.
- Paste the symbol to the drawing, and press the up-arrow and End key to return the cursor to the same line.
- Press TAB.
- Enter the text of the list item. Press ENTER to move to the next item, or press SHIFT+ENTER to add a plain paragraph before the next item.
The bullet character is automatically added to the next item.
- Press ENTER twice to end the list.
- To save your changes, click in the drawing outside the editor or press CMD + Enter.