Multilevel lists (MLs) are a great way to organize your content into smaller chunks. The idea behind MLs is that you can read about your topic and draw some associations based on the information you learn. When you create an ML file, it includes all the topics you want to highlight in one place, so it makes it easy for you to remember them later. The list is not a plain text list of words that are strung together in a certain order. This list contains the normal text that is selected by the user when he or she selects one or more words in the multilevel list.
Multilevel lists are considered to be an excellent way to control what you want to include in your content. For example, if you have a product description for your online store, you may want to use multilevel lists to limit which words are included in your description - so you won't have something like "Proudly made in the USA" being included because it's not what's important for your customer.
Multilevel lists provide a way of categorizing content to help people find what they are looking for.
Multilevel lists are useful when you need to create a list of keywords, titles, authors and other things. What makes a multilevel list is the ability to include more subsets of those keywords in the same list. This allows you to show only those words that have been found relevant by visitors on your website or blog. By doing this, you can keep your keywords as short as possible and still give them plenty of relevance for search engines such as Google and Bing.A multilevel list is a list of terms separated by commas, but without spaces. It allows you to use more keywords in your sentences.
Bulleted lists are created by numbering the items with the same number of bullets. For example, if you want to create a multi level bullet list in Ms Word in Hindi, you have to use the following steps
1. Hold down CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER on your keyboard to switch between Normal Mode and Outline Mode.
2. Select the entire text that you want to turn into a bullet list
3. Click Bullets at the top of your ribbon
4. Type your list with bullets stopped in between each item in Normal Mode or hit ENTER in Outline Mode
5. To get rid of all bullets at once, simply click "Undo" at the top of your ribbon
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