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Possible to create style that has different character formatting on multiple lines?
Is it possible to create a style such that the first line of the style
has one character formatting, but subsequent lines have a different character formatting? The case I am considering is a multiline title header, where only the bottom line of the header should be underlined (but the whole thing should be bold). The header is not broken up with paragraph marks, but rather by wordwrapping or hard-returns line breaks. This sort of formatting is common in legal documents. |
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Possible to create style that has different character formatting on multiple lines?
Thanks--the paragraph border is one solution I had considered before,
but the appearance with the line extending all the way to the right (rather than just the width of the text) is not acceptable. It sounds like I'm going to continue to have to "manually" unapply the underline for the non-final lines (that solves the TOC problem by having the default for the style be underlined) and check to make sure the wordwrap doesn't change when the document is finalized. |
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Possible to create style that has different character formatting on multiple lines?
You can still use a bottom border if you adjust the width of the paragraph
using indents. Alternatively, you can apply a border to the text itself using the EQ \x field. See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Overbar.htm -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "ajkessel" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks--the paragraph border is one solution I had considered before, but the appearance with the line extending all the way to the right (rather than just the width of the text) is not acceptable. It sounds like I'm going to continue to have to "manually" unapply the underline for the non-final lines (that solves the TOC problem by having the default for the style be underlined) and check to make sure the wordwrap doesn't change when the document is finalized. |
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