This is probably more than you want but:
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Originally Posted by HochDeutsch
Ordinarily, on Microsoft Word, if you're working with a bulleted list, hitting the tab key will indent the current bullet forward one level, and hitting the backspace key while the cursor is at the front of the bullet will de-indent the current bullet backward one level.
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One fix is to use "styles" to define your bullet settings then you don't have to worry about indenting and/or backspacing to remove indents. Matter of fact, using "styles" for the complete document would be recommended:
Understanding Styles in Microsoft Word
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Originally Posted by HochDeutsch
but that's inconvenient if you've been using backspace for your entire typing career
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Sometimes, learning the tricks of the trade can be for the better...Hope this helps.