Default bullet RH 11

Unordered list are a problem for me. How can I change the default bullet for all bulleted unordered lists in my projects made in RH 11?
I can change them manually for each list again and again but there must be a way to change the default so I can simply use the button in the menu.
I tried to make changes in the HTML editor for styles. Without succes.
Where/how must I use List-style-image?
Aart Korstjens

Peter,
When I open Styles/List Styles/Edit Selected item, I see the image somewhere in "Paragraph Preview".
When I open the default.css in the Project Manager by clicking Edit or Edit with CSS Manager I see the same.
When I open the default.css by clicking Edit with HTML editor or open it in my Dreamweaver program I see
I hope I gave you enough information now.
Aart

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