Note that in the drop-down the size is 12, although it's quite clear that the text is larger. So, if you take a look at this screenshot: I've placed a yellow highlight at the location where I've highlighted (no highlight will appear). I removed your extra lines (I wasn't sure if that's what you wanted, but in any case you can put them back in and there's no problem I have) first. I just tested it with your original story, Kim, and it worked. There are no paragraph marks in Storyline, but if you 'make believe' and just select right after the last character, it's very similar. You change it to your desired size, and.tada! Or, sometimes you want the bullet to be a different size.The secret fix to make Word behave (when it isn't) is to select JUST the paragraph mark ( ¶ )and at that point when you look at the Font size drop-down it will either be 'blank' or it will have the wrong size displaying. So, to try to explain: in Microsoft Word (I've been a Word trainer for EVER) a similar phenomenon sometimes happens, where the bulleted text is one size but the bullet itself is a different size. And it's actually based on an old Microsoft Word bullet point tip that I thought I'd try out in SL. Tindell told the news outlet that the officer was initially placed on leave but later returned to active duty after an internal investigation determined the officer did not break any laws.I've also been following this whole bullet point thing in various threads, and I, too, made a new 'discovery' (workaround) that for me has been working pretty consistently in the last week. NBC News obtained surveillance video from Smith’s apartment complex that appeared to show an officer firing on a man who was fleeing after jumping out of a suspected stolen car. District Judge Tom Lee granted Tindell and Luckey’s request to dismiss the lawsuit, writing that they cannot be liable because they are not alleged to have participated in the shooting incident and because state officials cannot be sued for violations of state law in federal court. She also claimed that Tindell and Luckey failed to properly train officers. In April, Smith sued Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell and Capitol Police Chief Bo Luckey, arguing that police officers under their watch violated her constitutional rights by acting with “deliberate indifference” for her life. Smith, who said her teenage daughter was home during the episode, was taken to a hospital. A stray bullet entered Smith’s apartment and struck her arm. 11 when an officer from the state-run Capitol Police fired several bullets at a suspect running through her Jackson apartment complex, according to her federal complaint. (AP) - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Mississippi woman who says she was hit by a stray police bullet while lying in bed.

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