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I am required to put lines above letters or whole words using Word, sort of
like upside down underlining. I don't know how.
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See:
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Kevin Milo wrote:
I am required to put lines above letters or whole words using Word,
sort of like upside down underlining. I don't know how.



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See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Overbar.htm

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I am required to put lines above letters or whole words using Word, sort

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like upside down underlining. I don't know how.


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