Hi Angela -
Here is how I know to do it. You need to use the function
ReplaceSubString. Instead of placing your variable field in each text
frame, place a Javascript rule that reads something like this:
var s = Field("Directions");
var ready = "";
s = ReplaceSubstring(s, "The Simplicity Planner", "<i>The Simplicity
Planner</i>");
ready = s;
return ready;
The <i> tag should italicize the phrase, but it may be better to assign a
font with the tag <f name="[NAME OF FONT GOES HERE]".
Good luck!
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