Now, however, I am dealing with a very long document and repetitively manually fixing the issue would be far too inefficient. Other times, I would fix the issueĮx post: I would highlight all the text, resulting in the bullet point becoming highlighted, but would then delete the bullet point-bringing my text into line with the previous unhighlighted bullet point-then click "enter" to create a new unhighlightedīullet point (because the text associated with the previous bullet point was not completely highlighted). For example, I sometimes would highlight on part of the text (partially fixing the issueĮx ante-but not allowing me to highlight all the text I wanted to at once). Highlighting of bullet points distracting) however, I previously have been able to manually fix the issue.
It has always somewhat irked me (given that, as discussed above, I find the resulting It looks sloppy and distracts from the text that you are trying to draw attention to with a highlight.ĮDIT #1: To clarify, I am very much familiar with the fact that Word by default makes its bullet points take on the styles of their associated text, including highlights. I really can't see why anyone wouldĮvery want the bullet points themselves highlighted. Perhaps the answer is to somehow turn off this feature? If it matters, I am completely fine with making it impossible to highlight the bullet points themselves anywhere in the document/in other programs-even manually.
#New bullet points for word how to
Does anyone know how to prevent the bullet point from becoming highlighted? I am pretty sure the issue is that the each bullet point takes on some of the characteristics of its associated Point each time this happens, but this is annoying and time consuming. I know how to manually remove the highlight from the bullet If I highlight all the text on a bullet point, word automatically highlights the bullet point as well. I am working on a very large bullet-pointed outline in which I frequently add highlighted text.
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