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I can't test now, so don't have opportunity to look into your problem. But as a suggestion, you could create images of the bullets (via a screenshot), then use list-style-image in your css to set this image as the bullet, with a fall-back on the standard list-style-type, like square or circle. 
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I can't test now, so don't have opportunity to look into your problem. But as a suggestion, you could create images of the bullets (via a screenshot), then use list-style-image in your css to set this image as the bullet, with a fall-back on the standard list-style-type, like square or circle.

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I want to stay away from the using images thing. &nbsp;Many ofd these webpages are just Resumes saved as HTML/Filtered from Word. &nbsp;I want to keep the reformatting at a minimum.<br />
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One thing I've found is that you can reduce this extra &quot;margin&quot; Unicode Characters add by setting the Paragragh at and exact height.
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I want to stay away from the using images thing.  Many ofd these webpages are just Resumes saved as HTML/Filtered from Word.  I want to keep the reformatting at a minimum.

One thing I've found is that you can reduce this extra "margin" Unicode Characters add by setting the Paragragh at and exact height.

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Curtis,<br />
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Yes, that's what I have done.
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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to rid my web pages of all Wingdings, since non-M$ browsers don't like them. &nbsp;Most of these are bullets I use. &nbsp;It is easy enough to find Arial Unicode MS characters for most of my Wingding characters but there is a problem.<br />
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When I use these to replace bullet-points in my tables, they seem to have a large blank margin above them. &nbsp;This causes the sizing of my tables to be screwed up pretty badly. &nbsp;What is causing this useless and painful &quot;whitespace&quot; above the symbols and can I get rid of it?
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Hi,

I am trying to rid my web pages of all Wingdings, since non-M$ browsers don't like them.  Most of these are bullets I use.  It is easy enough to find Arial Unicode MS characters for most of my Wingding characters but there is a problem.

When I use these to replace bullet-points in my tables, they seem to have a large blank margin above them.  This causes the sizing of my tables to be screwed up pretty badly.  What is causing this useless and painful "whitespace" above the symbols and can I get rid of it?

Why do Arial Unicode MS characters use such weird spacing?

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