I am trying to creat a numbered list where the list numbers and the contents
of the list are two different fonts. I want the numbers to be ARIEL and the
contents to be COURIER. Right now, Powerpoint wants to change the font of the
number pursuant to the text which follows.

This isn't terribly intuitive, nor is it terribly elegant, but it should
work.

Format all your text in the textbox (including the numbered bullets) as
Arial. Then place your cursor between each number and the beginning of each
line of text and hit your space bar.

After you've added that space, you can change your text to Courier, while
your bullets will remain Arial.

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Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

"gamem0nk3y" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am trying to creat a numbered list where the list numbers and the
contents
> of the list are two different fonts. I want the numbers to be ARIEL and
the
> contents to be COURIER. Right now, Powerpoint wants to change the font of
the
> number pursuant to the text which follows.