KWord has a simple and flexible list creation system.
Using the same interface, KWord can create bulleted or enumerated lists of nearly any depth.
For easy, simple lists, KWord offers
a toolbar button for both enumerated and bulleted lists.
An enumerating style is a series of letters or
numbers which proposes an order or hierarchy within the list. Bullets
simply mark the item as part of the list and usually consist of a symbol or shape.
To quickly create a single level list, KWord provides two toolbar buttons.
To create a simple enumerated list, simply select 
from the
paragraph toolbar.
A small menu will list different enumerated list styles. Select the appropriate style and the selected
paragraphs are converted into a list of that style.
To create a simple bulleted list, select 
from the
paragraph toolbar.
A small menu will list different bulleted list styles. Select the appropriate style and the selected
paragraphs are converted into a bulleted list of that style.
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You are still able to make changes to the list styles by using the dialog.
All complex list formatting is done through the Paragraph Formatting dialog. To get to the paragraph formatting dialog you can:
Select Format->Paragraph...
from the menubar
Type Alt+Ctrl+P
Place the mouse pointer in the paragraphs that will become the list and click once
with the правая кнопка мыши. A small menu
will appear. Select Paragraph....
A dialog will appear. To find the tab specific to lists, click once on the tab labeled Bullets/Numbers.
To format the selected text as a list, select List from the top section of the dialog box.
There is a list of five bullets types and five enumerating styles along the left
side of the dialog box. Select the desired list style from the list on the left.
Changing the look of the list
The text box labeled Prefix Text allows the user to add text before
the enumeration or bullet.
The text box labeled Suffix Text allows the user to add text after
the enumeration or bullet.
For example: If “Step” is typed into the Prefix Text
box, and “-” is typed into the Suffix Text text box, the list will look like this:
Changing the start point of the list
If an enumerated list style is selected, the starting number/letter for the list can be set in the spin box
labeled Start at. If you have selected a bulleted list style, this box will be inactive.
The spin box labled Depth is used to add subsections to your list. By selecting a depth greater than one,
you are adding a subsection to the list.
Example of a multilevel enumerated list:
An example of a multilevel bulleted list:
Adjust the depth setting and watch the preview section of the dialog for an example of how
this will look.
If you select Custom Bullet from the list of styles, you can click on the button labeled
Custom Character to choose the letter or symbol you want for your bulleted list.
Multiple paragraphs in one list element
Each new paragraph represents a new list element. Sometimes, however, it will be desireable to have multiple
paragraphs on a single list element. This is accomplished by inserting a New Line character instead of a Paragraph Break.
To insert a New Line, type Shift+Return.
