Lists: Create an Unordered List

Overview	The easiest way to order information on a web page is to create a list. Many web pages contain lists of links organized according to categories.
	You can make several different types of lists: An unordered list (such as this one) uses bulleting. An ordered list uses numbers or letters A definition list is used to create a glossary of terms or to add a brief description to each list item. You can create nested lists, i.e., lists within lists. These are especially useful if you want to display an outline on your web page.
	An unordered list uses a bullet to indicate the list item. To quickly insert an unordered list in a document with FrontPage 98, click on the Bulleted List button on the Format toolbar. By default this list will use a bullet for each list item.	Bulleted List
	To change the type of symbol used in a list, go to Format, Bullets and Numbering on the main menu bar. The Bullets and Numbering dialog box will appear.
	Choose the Plain Bullets tab to see the selections for unordered list symbols. Choose the desired bullet style. Click on OK.

	To use your own image as a bullet: Choose the Image Bullets tab Click on Specify image and browse to your image file. Click on OK

	Click on Specify image and browse to your image file. Click on OK
	Note: You can click on the Bulleted List button when you want to start a list, then click the button off when you are done. Or you can type a series of items, highlight the items, and apply the list button and style of your choice.