[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

How about using a table with borders selectively applied. You could format
the font in your answer style as hidden and control its display/printing by
setting the appopriate settings under ToolsOptions.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"e125" wrote in message
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I would like to use Word 2003 to make a list of questions for my class. How
do I use Word 2003 to do this? I have created a character style for my
answer
sheet that leaves the term(s) in bold and underline. However, when I
select
all the instances of that answer style, the underline is
removed--naturally.
I would like World to retain an underlined space for the students to write
in
their answer by hand and, in the future, on a word document. Would it be
best
to insert a field that would act as the line so that it will remain after
I
have done the select "answer" style job?

Any advice on these questions would be much appreciated.