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4 THE INSERT MENU 4.2 Insert/Enumerated ListUnlike \newline, \linebreak stretches the line to the margins:I am stretched!\linebreakBut I am not.\newlineOk, now you get it.I am stretched!But I am not.Ok, now you get it.Finally, \clearpage differs from \newpage in that it prints all pending floats (figures and tables).Floats will be explained in Section 4.12.4.2 Insert/Enumerated ListBulleted and enumerated lists correspond to the itemize and enumerate environments.customize the bullet in a list environment, you can specify it as an argument to \item:To\begin{itemize}\item[*] with an asterisk;\item[-] with a dash;\item[.] with a dot.\end{itemize}* with an asterisk;- with a dash;. with a dot.Another way is to redefine the style of the counters that refer to the digits in the first- to fourthlevellists 2 . There are several styles: \arabic for ‘normal’ numbers, \roman for lower-case romannumerals (e.g. viii is 8), \Roman for upper-case roman numerals, \alph and \Alph for lowerandupper-case letters, and \fnsymbol that I will not explain for now:\begin{itemize}\renewcommand{\labelitemi}{*}\renewcommand{\labelitemii}{-}\item first level, item 1\item first level, item 2\begin{itemize}\item second level, item 1\item second level, item 2\end{itemize}\item first level, item 3\end{itemize}* first level, item 1* first level, item 2- second level, item 1- second level, item 2* first level, item 32 These are \labelitemi, \labelitemii, \labelitemiii and \labelitemiv.10