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Jag beslutade mig för låta chefen få rätt;-) På Internet hittade jag nämligen detta, som lät riktigt vettigt: http://www.ossweb.com/article-bullets.html When do I use periods and when do I leave bulleted items without end punctuation? RULE: Use periods after independent clauses, dependent clauses, or long phrases that are displayed on separate lines in a list. Example: In this project, the equipment shall consist of: Three horizontal centrifugal pumps with design temperature of 100 degrees F. Three electric motors, in accordance with Appendices II and IIA. Three steel base frames. RULE: Use periods after short phrases that are essential to the grammatical completeness of the statement introducing the list. Example: There are a number of tags used in HTML, including: Image tags. Background tags. Paragraph tags. RULE: It\'s not necessary to use periods after short phrases or single words in a list, if the introductory statement is grammatically complete (see below) or if the listed items are like those on an inventory sheet or a shopping list. Example: The software in this price range offers many excellent features: Windows 9x and up Audio pronunciations Rebate Tutorial RULE: When one item contains a complete sentence, punctuate all bulleted items as though they were complete sentences: capitalize the beginning words and use a period at the end of each item. Example: You will not be accepted if you have been diagnosed with: Arthritis. High blood pressure. Asthma or some allergies. Please list your allergies and give date of last flare-up. RECOMMENDATION: If you\'re creating a long document full of bulleted items, you may choose to be consistent and end each item with a period.
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