Turns selected superscript text to ordinary text.

Displays options for creating lists. (Not available for table cells.) The list is
indented to align with the first selected paragraph.

• Off: When selected, removes letters, numbers, and bullets from selected text that has
  list formatting applied. Indentation is not changed.
• Numbered: Applies list formatting that uses numbers with periods for the items in the list.
• Lettered: Applies list formatting that uses letters with periods for the items in the list.
  If the list has more items than the alphabet has letters, the sequence continues by
  using double letters.
• Bulleted: Applies list formatting that uses bullets for the items in the list.
• Start: Starts a new letter or number sequence in list formatting. If the selected items
  are in the middle of a list, unselected items below them also become part of the new
  list.
• Continue: Adds the selected paragraphs to the last list above and continues the sequence. If
  list items rather than paragraphs are selected, unselected items below the selected
  items continue the sequence.
• Allow Auto-Bullets and Numbering Applies list formatting as you type. The following characters can be used as punctuation
  after letters and numbers and cannot be used as bullets: period (.), comma (,), close
  parenthesis ()), close angle bracket (), close square bracket (]), and close curly
  bracket (}).
• Allow Bullets and Lists: When this option is selected, list formatting is applied to all plain text in the
  multiline text object that looks like a list. Text that meets the following criteria
  is considered to be a list. The line begins with (1) one or more letters or numbers
  or a symbol, followed by (2) punctuation after a letter or number, (3) a space created
  by pressing Tab, and (4) some text before the line is ended by Enter or Shift+Enter.

When you clear the check mark, any list formatting in the multiline text object is
removed and the items are converted to plain text. Allow Auto-list is turned off,
and all the Bullets and Lists options are unavailable except Allow Bullets and Lists.

Commonly used symbols are listed on the submenu, along with their control code or
Unicode string. Click Other to display the Character Map dialog box, which contains
the entire character set for each font available on your system. When you have selected
all the characters that you want to use, click Copy to close the dialog box. In the
editor, right-click and click Paste.

Symbols are not supported in vertical text.

The editor automatically sets the text color to BYLAYER. When black characters are
inserted and the background color is black, the editor automatically changes to white
or the current color.

Displays a ruler at the top of the editor. Drag the arrows at the end of the ruler
to change the width of the text object. Also displays height and column grips when
column mode is active.

You can also select tabs from the ruler. Clicking the Tab Selection button changes
tab styles from left, center, right, and decimal. Once you make your selection, you
adjust the corresponding tab in the ruler or in the Paragraph dialog box.