[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to format a heading which is only a couple of words and
underlined. I want to continue on the same line with normal type.
I find when I apply the heading format, it formats the whole line (or
lines if there are several in the paragraph).
If there any way to do this:-
This is a heading and this is not.
THe heading part is underlined and used in a TOC
Brian
Probably the simplest way (which those who are enamored with styles with
shudder at I'm sure!) is to highlight the portion of the line that you
want formated, and manually apply the formatting desired (font style,
font size, bold, underlined, etc.). Then only what you have highlighted
will have the formatting applied to it.
To clarify the comment about styles -- I'm a big believer in them also,
and use them (especially paragraph styles) very frequently. And you
could in fact do what you want by using character styles -- but unless
you're going to be doing this over and over again, doing it manually
would seem to me to be the quickest and most direct way to do what
you're specifically asking about.
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