Enter your text into the submission template. Using your mouse, highlight the text you would like to format and click on the corresponding button from the toolbar above the text body field. Click on to bold your text, to italicize and to underline. Re-click to remove the formatting.

First, click "Edit HTML", then paste the following into the box where you write your entries.

Answer: Currently that feature is not available. You will be able to bold, italicize, and underline once the new Fan-fiction Board is out.

Open a new e-mail message, go to the View menu and select HTML. Use the following bar which should look familiar to you.

Excessive use of these also is prohibited by the CoCs, but Control-B will bold, and Control-U will underline highlighted text.

You must use the "Reply to Topic" button to use the text formatting functions. You may change the appearance of your text by highlighting the text and clicking the format buttons to underline, bold or change the font and color. Just highlight the text first and then make the change. To see how it will appear use the "Preview Reply" button before you "Submit Reply".

Before the text you wish to italicize, add "<em>". After the text you wish to italicize add "</em>". Example: "<em>I love to sing.</em>" will appear as "I love to sing." Be careful to only italicize a few items on each page. Too many italics will take away the emphasis that italicizing can provide.

To make text appear bold, italic, or underlined in a post, surround the text you want specialized with the following code: Note: This only works in the message body, not in the subject line. The ability to specialize text in the subject line has been disabled.

Before the text you wish to bold, add "<strong>". After the text you wish to bold add "</strong>". Example: "<strong>I love to sing.</strong>" will appear as "I love to sing." Be careful to only bold a few items on each page. Too much bold will take away the emphasis that bolding can provide.

The special effects that can be produced depend on the capabilities of the terminal. If your terminal supports the control sequences, you will be able to see messages highlighted/underlined/bold. The foll. control characters achieve the effects: ^B - Bold The caret (^) stands for the control key on your keyboard. Thus, ^B is interpreted as pressing the control key and the 'B' key together. It is quite possible that some of these control keys may have been bound already.

These functions will be enabled for Futura, Helvetica and Times fonts but are not all available for Futura, Extra Black and Zurich Black Extended. These two fonts already have their own style/design.

The AddWild method adds an expression that may contain wild characters like '*' or '?'. For instance the following sample underlines all 'a' in the text: With Edit1 .AddWild ("<u>a</u>") End With Note that if you are adding a keyword like: With Edit1 .AddKeyword ("<u>a</u>") End With only 'a' characters that are not in words will be underlined.

The tag for this is <u> </u> . Where the underline needs to start, just begin with the tag <u>. Where you need to end the underline, just use the tag </u>. A word of caution, underlines are not used any more since they tend to confuse a user. The confusion is that a typical hyperlink, is underlined, which gets the user to another place.

The text in your chatter is in bold because someone sent you a private message. You and the person who sent it to you can see it everyone else in chat will not be able to. This means you have a friend on the Filter, good for you! Please note that this is not a secure chat and that key admins do have access

Yes. Click on the tiny bold "a" to the right of the text entry area. Click this same button again to turn off bold text. Click on the tiny underlined "a" for underlined text. You can also change the color of the text by using the small color boxes to the right on these buttons. Note that if you use white (the same color as the background), you will not be able to see any text and it will appear as if the chat room is not working.

Yes. Making text bold is done by using a simple html tag called "<strong>". Where you are starting the text that is bold, just place the tag - "<strong>". When you want to end the bolding, just finish by adding the complete bolding tag - "</strong>".

Precede italicized text with \i and bold text with \b. To switch back to plain text, use \p. For example: \bBold \iItalics \pPlain (Thanks: Dan Daranciang)

When editing an article, it is pretty clear how I can italicize or bold text (with the proper use of the apostrophe symbol). I can't seem to find how I underline text? Any ideas? Thanks. (Joseph A. Spadaro (talk) 03:15, 28 February 2008 (UTC)) I'm afraid that for that one, the only way to do it is using HTML. You use <u>TEXT HERE</u>.--Sunny910910 (talk|Contributions|Guest) 03:16, 28 February 2008 (UTC) That bit of help can be found at Help:Wikitext.

To format your comments you need to use BBCode. These are basically tags you put around your text to format it. For example, if I wanted the word 'great' to be in bold, I would write [b]great[/b] and it would appear as great. Full list of tags:

There are several Forum Codes you may use to change the appearance of your text. Following is the list of codes currently available: Italic: Enclose your text with [i] and [/i] . Example: This is [i]italic[/i] text. = This is italic text. Underline: Enclose your text with [u] and [/u]. Example: This is [u]underline[/u] text. = This is underline text.