Hi Framers,
Frame 7.0p578, Windows XP Professional
I don't know what I did, but my formatting bar is missing some icons,
such as I (italic), B (bold), and spell check.
I've checked the View menu, and both Quick Access Bar and Formatting
Bar are enabled. I've tried turning them on and off and
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Subject: Help! My Formatting Bar is Missing Important Icons
Hi Framers
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Pearl,
Look for two
5 10:56 AM
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Help! My Formatting Bar is Missing Important Icons
>
>
> Hi Framers,
>
> Frame 7.0p578, Windows XP Professional
>
> I don't know what I did, but my formatting bar is missing some
> icons,
> such as I (ita
> Thanks Clint and Bernard. That fixed it.
>
> Bernard, I use the bold and italic buttons to change one or two words -
> - what's wrong with that?
Using the formatting buttons to apply formatting is considered bad practice
because it applies "local" formatting to the text. You should create and
You should see a button that looks like a black bar with a menu
hanging off the right half. It's located between the blue up and down
triangle buttons on the Quick Access bar. This toggles the available
features on the Quick Access bar. You can use the arrows or use the
button to choose between
You can tie "Bold" and "Italic" character formats to your buttons,
though. But I agree with the premise and I personally only use the
Character Catalog for formatting purposes.
On 11/30/05, Rick Quatro wrote:
> > Thanks Clint and Bernard. That fixed it.
> >
> > Bernard, I use the bold and italic
