- 1). Go to Office Word 2007 and open the document you're working on by selecting the Microsoft Office Button and choosing "Open" (shortcut: "Ctrl" + "O").
- 2). Select the text you want to add a button to. Then choose the "Home" tab and go to the "Paragraph" group. Click on the arrow for the "Bullet" button to open the "Button Library."
- 3). Click on "Define New Bullet" from the bottom of list. To use a symbol from Microsoft Word's library, select the "Symbol" button and choose the symbol you'll like to use, then press "OK."
- 4). Select "OK" again to close the "Define New Bullet" dialog box. The button you defined will be added to your text. When you return to the "Bullet" drop-down arrow under "Bullet" in the "Paragraph" group, you will find the bullet added to the "Bullet Library."
- 5). Use a picture for your button style instead by selecting "Bullet" from the "Paragraph" group and clicking on the "Bullet" drop-down arrow.
- 6). Click on "Define New Bullet" and click on "Picture." You may choose from the pictures in the "Picture Bullet" dialog box or select "Import" to use a picture from your file instead. To import a picture, browse to find the picture you'd like to use and double-click it. It will be added to your list of choices.
- 7). Double-click on the new image in the "Picture Bullet" dialog box and select "OK." The newly added image will be added to the selected text.
- 8). Incorporate the bullet as a button style by selecting the "Home" tab and going to the "Paragraph" group. Click on the arrow by the "Multilevel List" button.
- 9). Choose "Define New Multilevel List" from the list of choices. Select the level number you want to modify and find the style you want from "Number style for this level." Click on "More >>," then choose to apply your changes to the "Whole list," "Current paragraph," or from "This point forward."
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Repeat Step 9 to define button styles for other levels. Then click on "OK."
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