For friends who often input Chinese language and literature, it is normal to input bullets. But when using Word, we will find it inconvenient to input bullets. Generally, we can only click the Font submenu of the Format menu, select Bullets in the pop-up window, and click OK to exit. This operation is very cumbersome and inconvenient for the entry of long documents.

In fact, Word 2000 can add buttons through the "Add or Delete" button function in the formatting toolbar, and bullets can also be easily used. The specific method is: click Tools/Customize to open the Customize window, select the Commands tab in the Customize window, select the All Commands option in the category window on the left, then find "DotAccent" in the command window on the right, and drag it to the formatting toolbar with the left mouse button. At this time, the formatting toolbar displays three letters "ABC" (there are three bullets under these three letters). At this point, if the mouse hovers over the button, the prompt message is "bullet". Its usage is the same as other buttons in the formatting toolbar, such as Bold, Oblique and Underline, which can be used at the same time without conflict. Is this much more convenient?