Been struggling for a year now with weird techniques to do it and almost never works, and now I come across this?! Anyway, graduating this semester and I am trying to make a resume that will impress my employers. So, THANKS A TON for this very helpful and easy-to-follow video! :D
This method is a bit antiquated. The easiest way to do this as long as your paragraph and line spacing are the same, is to: Duplicate your completed section "without bullets" move it to the left of your existing paragraph. Add bullets and space them down along the left side of paragraph one. Michael
@@pixelandbracket once you copy and move this text symmetrically to the left. You simply paste bullet and space down along side the main paragraph. Again, much quicker "As long as the paragraph formatting is the same. For instance if your line height varies... this doesn't work.
@@pixelandbracket I would suggest testing this for consistent paragraphs, to see how much quicker it is... Again, the paragraph and line spacing needs to be consistent though.
Ok just saying, what happens when you decide to edit the line spacing, or you need to add a bullet or information above that shifts everything down, or a bullet point extends to two lines etc. that’s when duplicating like that begins to break down imo
Didn't work... indents everything else after the first paragraph. EDIT: It's simpler to create different text boxes for each paragraph than to use this cumbersome method.
Great tutorial. Dang! Photoshop is lame for that. I mean , we can send a man to the moon, but we can't make a simple bullet list with a single click? Insanely clunky.
Wow, such a nasty workaround, haha Looks like Adobe didn't ease the job for us on Photoshop. Gotta grab another program from their suite instead, unluckily.
22 and negative 22!?! Are you kidding me? This is not how to do it, this is a manual workaround! How can PS be so advanced and be so crap at the same time ffs
Oh it’s 100% a workaround LOL. The answer to your question tho, is Photoshop was never really meant to be a text editor, but still it should at LEAST have the basics...
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Thank you!
Well this is easier..i cant find my glyph panel
ALT + 7 (NUMPAD) works just fine for the bullet ••••••••••••••••••••
It was this comment that made me subscribe. Thank you!
so much effort for a bullet point. thanks for the tip
We're currently designing a resume in photoshop and this is going to come in very handy. Thank you!
The most succinct way to imitate a word processing document by far! Thank you Spencer, you're a life saver!
This was exactly what I was looking for and needing! Thanks so much! You have a new subscriber!
Thank's for the tutorial! it really helpful
This problem was doing my head in. Thank you for providing a short and sweet solution.
You sir, are a saint.
You showed the process in the nicest way. Thank you so much!
Thumbs Up Bro.... Really it works for me... Thank You So Much
Thanks dude it helped a lot.
Super helpful 💯💯
Very helpful - TY.
WOWWW man!!! 😍😍
Thanks a lot..!
Super. Thx a lot for this tutorial.
huge help thank you!!
More than what I needed, thanks!
Great video! Thank you!
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!
Thanks man!
Works great, and easy, thanks!
the great thing about this is that you can copy and paste right from photoshop to premiere pro with the bullets!!
Thanks man, your help was crucial
Hooray - this worked great!
glad to help!
thankyou for the tutorial! it really helpful
Thank You
Thanks so much!
Thank You!
Ah. Maz. Ing! Thank you SO much for this tip!
You're right. This is definitely the best way to do this. Thanks.
Excellent video, I've now got bullet points in my photoshop page, which I did not know how to do before, thanks.
¡Hola, muchas gracias por el tip de verdad esta muy bien explicado tu vídeo!
Sooo Good, thanks.
Thanks bro... 👍
Great tutorial! Thank you for your help.
Dear Sir, Thanks for you guidance, Can you told me, in photoshop we can set a tap set for table format !
Been struggling for a year now with weird techniques to do it and almost never works, and now I come across this?! Anyway, graduating this semester and I am trying to make a resume that will impress my employers. So, THANKS A TON for this very helpful and easy-to-follow video! :D
Good luck!
@@pixelandbracket Thank you! Also, an update, I am done revamping my resume and it's looks amazing with the bullet points in place 😍😭
Thanks a lot
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OBRIGADO! THANKS
You're the man, thank you!
of course!
Thanks for this! My only prob... the first indent negative value isn't working. No movement at all. Anything I might have missed? Thanks!
Great info Thank you!
thanks alot
Thanks a ton! It worked, with the exception that it added extra gaps when I tried to left justify. Is there a possible workaround for that?
DAMN, THANK YOU BRO!
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Subscribed :)
good tutorial thx
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Thanks yarrrrrrr, I'm in India
Try Alt + 7 to show bullet symbol for Windows
So much easier. Thanks for this tip.
I don't have that Glyphs panel darn it
Type > Panels > Glyphs Panel
@@jnscollier There's no glyphs panel, I use CS6
@@deejssj Me too
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there is no Glyphs panel in Photoshop 6 version
I don't seem to have a glyph panel in my version
Tell me the shortcut for windows pc
oooohh, so we gotta go to the glyphs panel. exactly what i didn't want to do and why i came out looking for answers...
Alt + 7 will be the fastest way :)
There is no glyph in PS cc 2018
This method is a bit antiquated. The easiest way to do this as long as your paragraph and line spacing are the same, is to:
Duplicate your completed section "without bullets" move it to the left of your existing paragraph. Add bullets and space them down along the left side of paragraph one.
Michael
One change and you have to edit both those text boxes, I would rather put bullets within like I did in this tutorial
@@pixelandbracket once you copy and move this text symmetrically to the left. You simply paste bullet and space down along side the main paragraph. Again, much quicker "As long as the paragraph formatting is the same. For instance if your line height varies... this doesn't work.
@@pixelandbracket I would suggest testing this for consistent paragraphs, to see how much quicker it is... Again, the paragraph and line spacing needs to be consistent though.
Ok just saying, what happens when you decide to edit the line spacing, or you need to add a bullet or information above that shifts everything down, or a bullet point extends to two lines etc. that’s when duplicating like that begins to break down imo
Without carrying on.. Surprised PS has added a simply funtion. :/
And for earlier versions of photoshop?
should work just fine
i can't find bullets on photoshop CS3 sir
Skip to 1:30
Oh my god!!!!
Your shortcut didn't work to make a bullet point in 2022
Didn't work... indents everything else after the first paragraph.
EDIT: It's simpler to create different text boxes for each paragraph than to use this cumbersome method.
And what about Windows option?
Thank you.
Option key is the alt key
@@pixelandbracket , are you about Alt+0+1+4+9? it's doesn't work.
Oh ya, just copy-paste the bullet that I posted in the first comment
@@pixelandbracket , thanks. I have saved it to my templates.
Great tutorial. Dang! Photoshop is lame for that. I mean , we can send a man to the moon, but we can't make a simple bullet list with a single click? Insanely clunky.
Yeah, this should just be basic, especially considering how advanced Ps has become, they should not forget the basics.
If you're doing a lot of text stuff, you could try InDesign instead.
6 minutes for a bullet point?
10X
Windows is "Alt 0149" really?
Yes?
Didnt work.
Does not work
Let me know more and I can help!
Wow, such a nasty workaround, haha
Looks like Adobe didn't ease the job for us on Photoshop. Gotta grab another program from their suite instead, unluckily.
InDesign is best when working with text
@@pixelandbracket Ikr
jesus you could have shortened that video to 30 seconds
22 and negative 22!?! Are you kidding me? This is not how to do it, this is a manual workaround! How can PS be so advanced and be so crap at the same time ffs
Oh it’s 100% a workaround LOL. The answer to your question tho, is Photoshop was never really meant to be a text editor, but still it should at LEAST have the basics...
Thank you!
thank you