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>.

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)

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.

Since Mac users do not have access to the editor toolbar, adding color to text requires just a little bit of HTML. And access to a chart of HTML color codes may prove useful. Just prior to the text you want to color, type , substituting the name of the color you wish for blue, of course. At the end of the text, insert . There is are some color charts in the Tips and Tricks section of Community Feedback here.

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.)

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

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

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.

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.

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.

To do this, you have to put HTML inside your post. If you want to include bold, that looks like this:

No. God's word is rich in content and there is a limit to what can be effectively flashed upon your computer screen and absorbed properly by your mind. Therefore, we have chosen the clear concentrated essence of the scriptures directed at the basic issues of life upon which all else is built.

A No, that wouldn't be accurate to say. I include quotation marks when I'm sure that I ve gotten it down verbatim. But whether or not I'm attributing it to them with paraphrasing or through a direct quote, I'm sure about the accuracy. Q Now, also on page two of this article, you interviewed after the meeting then Bill Buckingham and Mike Baksa --

Photos are only allowed in the forums that are designated as such. Currently the forums that allow photo posting are: In these forums, when you post a message, just above the "Post" button will be a "Message Attachments" section. Here you can click on the "Browse" button to find photos on your computer that you'd like to include in the message.

Say, you're writing a web application and want all your log messages to include the current client's IP address. Most certainly, you don't want to include it in each and every log message like in $logger->debug( $r->connection->remote_ip, " Retrieving user data from DB" ); do you? Instead, you want to set it in a global data structure and have Log::Log4perl include it automatically via a PatternLayout setting in the configuration file: log4perl.appender.FileApp.layout.

We hope to make a prototype of a Bold weight (and a few others, including italic) available soon, but it will only cover basic Latin glyphs at first. Once we are confident that the basic design is solid, we will begin to design the bold versions of the other hundreds of glyphs. Be patient, though, as Gentium has lots of glyphs! There is a definite need for a sans-serif font that shares some of Gentium's strengths — high readability, economy of space, etc.

It is very important. Our Medical/Dental Clinics depend on the Health and Hygiene supplies and families can't afford basic school supplies. We do not have the time or resources to equalize every shoebox so we appreciate your effort to include bold items.

The colour map details the property's proximity to local amenities such as schools, hospitals, parks, shopping centres, and public transport. In addition, we provide you with physical distances to key amenities and places of interest where possible.

The Header is the address and subject line portions of the e-mail message. To print a message with the header information: Click on the Quick Viewer icon, (the toolbar button featuring a pair of glasses). The window will refresh and the header information will be included when you print the message.

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