FrontPage calls these bullets plain bullets. But you can also use images, GIF or JPEG files, for the bullet character in a list. FrontPage calls these bullets image bullets. In FrontPage, image bullets and plain bullets behave identically. In a browser, however, these bullets behave very differently.
Plain bullets work well with all browsers.
Image bulleted lists, however, are tables that align the image of the bullet next to the text in the list. Browsers can interpret tables quite differently, so if you use image bullets, be sure to preview it in several browsers before putting the page onto the Web. A theme is a collection of page elements, such as color schemes, fonts, bullets, and navigational bars, that are uniformly applied to all the pages in a FrontPage Web, which is defined and maintained in the FrontPage Explorer program. The List Properties dialog box will appear. The preview window displays any image bullets already in use.