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In the same document I want to highlight one or more paragraph from time to
time. This is to attract users to read the paragrah highlighted. I can't achieve this by changing the text color. Traditionally we do it by adding a "hightlighting bar" next to the paragrah. This is just a vertical line and it helps us because when the document is printed, the line is clearly printed. You may ask why we didn't use text color change (instead of a hightling bar), it is because the document is usually printed in greyscale (non-color) for reading. Grey is not really standing out of black. At this moment we insert this "highlighting bar" by inserting a graphical line onto the document manually. We found a problem after this graphical line is inserted: we often have to spend quite some time to re-format the text for each paragrph we've inserted the graphics next to it. Do I miss anything (do I miss any build-in Word feature that achieves the same)? Any other suggestions ? |
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