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Hi
I'm another Mac newbie so please bear with me...
I'm trying to edit a document in Pages that was originally created in MS Word. Is there a way to remove bullet points? I'm using Pages version 5.5.2 if that helps.
Many thanks.
MACBOOK AIR (11-INCH, EARLY 2015), OS X Yosemite (10.10.4)
I don't seem to have that option on my Format tab. What I can see is: font, text, table, chart, shapes & lines, image, movie, copy style, paste style, add link, remove link and advanced. no bullets in 'advanced' either... Am i looking at the wrong tab?
Select the content containing the bullets you wish to remove. In the Pages Format panel under Bullets & Lists, set it to None. You are left with text.
Tested with document created by Word 15.11.2 in Office 2016 for Mac, and opened with Pages v5.5.3 on OS X 10.10.4.
I said Format panel, not Format menu. Choose the Format icon from your Toolbar. Click in your document, A Format Panel will appear to the right, and at its bottom, there will be the Bullets & Lists selection that you can set to None.
Doh! yes, got it now. Many thanks for your prompt replies.
how do i remove bullet points in pages
