The method of inserting bullets into PPT is as follows:
1. Open a blank PPT
2. Click the text box with the mouse, and add the following text content to the text box here:
3. Select all the text, right-click the mouse, and a drop-down menu will pop up. Menu:
4. Select the symbol and number options, and the symbol and number selection dialog box will pop up:
5. Select the bullet in the second row and third column as an example. Click the triangle to the right of the color to pop up the drop-down menu:
6. Select blue as the item here. Symbol color, click OK after setting is completed
You can also use the same method to add the project number.
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