On Monday 02 May 2005 08:36 pm, Joe Marks wrote:
> Using WindowsXP with 1.9.95 how can just one space
> (just one letter of a word) have a diffferent
> background color?
>
> When one space (one letter) is clicked upon (is
> selected) and the background color is selected, the
> whole line has its background color changed, not just
> the one space.
>
The answer to your question is no and yes. The trick is knowing the
correct teminology. Selecting a new background color will change the
background for the entire row as you discovered. So, in this, the
answer is no.
However, if you select highlighting instead, it will change the
background color for a letter or group of letters in a row without
changing the background color of the rest of the row. So, in this case
the answer is yes. The purpose of highlighting is to do exactly what
you want.
HTH
Dan
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