Is there a style guide somewhere that states a bullet item should not be
all boldface?
-Original Message-
From: Combs, Richard [mailto:richard.co...@polycom.com]
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 8:37 PM
To: Tim Pann; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Bullet size and bold text
Tim
Or, it is the logical conclusion that when you alter the style of ALL the text
of a paragraph you really meant to have a different default font for that
instance.
– Les
--- On Sun, 6/19/11, Combs, Richard richard.co...@polycom.com wrote:
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1) As Fred noted, when a char format (or ad hoc
Or, it is the logical conclusion that when you alter the style of ALL the text
of a paragraph you really meant to have a different "default font" for that
instance.
? Les
--- On Sun, 6/19/11, Combs, Richard wrote:
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1) As Fred noted, when a char format (or ad hoc formatting) is applied
At 20:37 -0700 19/6/11, Combs, Richard wrote:
Why would you train yourself to not hit the spacebar after a period in some
circumstances? What possible benefit does it provide? As Fred noted, this
errant (??) space doesn't affect line spacing or anything else. Why does it
bother you?
The
At 20:37 -0700 19/6/11, Combs, Richard wrote:
> Why would you train yourself to not hit the spacebar after a period in some
> circumstances? What possible benefit does it provide? As Fred noted, this
> "errant" (??) space doesn't affect line spacing or anything else. Why does it
> bother you?
Is there a style guide somewhere that states a bullet item should not be
all boldface?
-Original Message-
From: Combs, Richard [mailto:richard.co...@polycom.com]
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 8:37 PM
To: Tim Pann; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Bullet size and bold text
Tim
Frame 9, Windows XP
In a bullet list, if I apply a boldface character format to all of the
text in a given paragraph, the bullet for that paragraph is also bold,
so it's larger. I don't want that to happen. Currently I use a
workaround, where I type the paragraph with a trailing space character
Tim Pann wrote:
In a bullet list, if I apply a boldface character format to all of the
text in a given paragraph, the bullet for that paragraph is also bold,
so it's larger. I don't want that to happen. Currently I use a
workaround, where I type the paragraph with a trailing space
Tim Pann wrote:
This seems like a clunky and unnecessary workaround. Who of us wants an
errant space character hanging out at the end of a paragraph?
[raises hand] I do! I do!
In fact, I'd find it hard to _not_ type a space after a period, regardless of
where in a paragraph it occurs.
Tim Pann wrote:
> In a bullet list, if I apply a boldface character format to all of the
> text in a given paragraph, the bullet for that paragraph is also bold,
> so it's larger. I don't want that to happen. Currently I use a
> workaround, where I type the paragraph with a trailing space
Tim Pann wrote:
> This seems like a clunky and unnecessary workaround. Who of us wants an
> errant space character hanging out at the end of a paragraph?
[raises hand] I do! I do!
In fact, I'd find it hard to _not_ type a space after a period, regardless of
where in a paragraph it occurs.
Frame 9, Windows XP
In a bullet list, if I apply a boldface character format to all of the
text in a given paragraph, the bullet for that paragraph is also bold,
so it's larger. I don't want that to happen. Currently I use a
workaround, where I type the paragraph with a trailing space character
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