Text formatting is done by special 'BBCode'. For more information , see the guide which can be accessed near the bottom of the page while posting your reply/topic.

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) See similar questions...

When editing text within the BizInfo Site Wizard you will see the same familiar toolbar that today's popular word processors have. You can bold, italicize, underline, change color, and more with an easy to use toolbar. See similar questions...

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>". See similar questions...

Yes, there are certain tags that emulate HTML that you can use. For a detailed listing and samples on how to use them click here See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

To make part of your post appear in bold type, simply surround the text you wish to appear in bold with the [b] tag. See similar questions...

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: See similar questions...

Set the ShowObjects property on False, before adding new properties using the Add method. It has no effect if you are using the Select method. See similar questions...

In order to post a picture, the image file must reside on a web-attached server. Unlike e-mail, you can not post pictures that are only on your local PC. There are many free or pay sites that will host pictures for you. Be aware some some free hosting services do not allow images they host to be linked to remotely. Chances are that your ISP ( Internet Service Provider) offers you a free web site. You can also use that as a place to upload and reference your pictures. See similar questions...

Visit the current listing of usable emoticons. In order to use them simply copy the descriptor next to the image and your done! Note: Emoticons are not available for use everywhere. If they fail to show up, it simply means that script does not support the capability. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

When you are writing your post, look to the left of the textbox you are typing your words in. There is a table of clickable smilies ? meaning clicking them puts them directly in your post. You can also see the entire list of smilies to put them into your posts. See similar questions...

You can use them in combination like this:<b><u>text in bold and underline</u></b> - bold and underline. See similar questions...

Emoticons can only be made in the commentary... when two halfs of an emoticon love each other very much.. These codes are normally enclosed in asteriks- * - and are substituted for the correct picture, by the server. Sorry, but to help cut down on page loading time it is best to keep them small, and anyway! Size doesn't matter, it's what you do with it that counts! *grins* See similar questions...

The messaging system allows a limited number of html tags to help you format and customize your messages. You can use the following tags <B>Bold</B> <I>Italic</I> <U>Underline</U>. See similar questions...

Answer: Do NOT use special characters -- they don't always convert. As for italics and bold, preferably not, as the librarians copy *just* the text into the template file. If you want something to show up as special, use astericks or all caps. We don't have the time to go through and change the text to italics for you. (Again, see the submission directions on the site info page.) See similar questions...

This is because the function is an Internet Explorer (IE) command (not Windows) and therefore, is very basic. As far as I know, the button only works in IE and no other browser. Other public domain versions and languages will become available when EasiSlides users send them to me for publication See similar questions...

You just surround the word or words you want to link or make bold or italics with the commands listed above! When you preview your article make sure everything works properly. See similar questions...

The first thing you do is to log feedback, pointing out that you are one of thousands of thousands of users who have problems with this, because Apple does not provide proper feedback in the user interface. Only some fonts contain italic (or oblique) typefaces. A program like MS Word tries to italicize those fonts anyhow, and the result is often not that pretty: In the picture from Microsoft Word 2004 above, the font Baskerville has an italic typeface. The font Baskerville Old Face does not. See similar questions...