Hi Kristy,
if the Bold font is available and the corresponding character format is defined and used correctly in the template, the only reason would be a "AutonumCharFormat" defined in the EDD that overrides the template (specifying a different character format). Of course, this would not explain why you can apply another formatting, like Bold Underline... About the tables: I could try to answer a specific question, but my range of experience with this issue is limited. Best regards -- Tino H. Haida, Berlin Kristy Nolan: > Hi, fellow Framers - > > I am working on cleaning up our EDD for our manuals, Frame 11. We have 3 > types of alerts (note, caution, warning) that pretty much follow the same > rules, so are set up the same as much as possible. I have the caution and > warning doing exactly what I need them to do with Autonumber Format as > "Caution:" or "Warning:" and the Character Format as "Bold Underline." Since > I am trying to match (where possible) our Arbortext DTD and styles, I need > the "Note:" to be just Bold. > > However, the bold is not showing up. I can change it to everything else, > including Bold DoubleUnderline or Blue, and it displays as prescribed. Just > not plain bold. Spacing all works, nesting/indenting works fine. What can I > be missing? > > Also, if you are good at table format structuring and are willing to answer > questions, I am having trouble with those. Right now those are still just > done in my template through table designer with only the very basic set up in > the EDD. > > Thanks for any advice anyone can give on this! > > Kristy > > Kristy Nolan > > Manager Flight Ops Publications > > Central Publications > > Southwest Airlines > > 214.792.6142
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