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CHAPTER 5
Formatting
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but you must specify these attributes in that order (font face, then size,
then style). See the list of examples below:
■ “Set Font Arial”
■ “Set Font Arial 12” or “Set Font Arial 12 Point”
■ “Set Size 12 Bold”
■ “Set Font Arial Bold”
■ “Set Font Bold”
If you’re changing only the font size, use the “Set Size” commands, not the
“Set Font” command.
Changing the font later
You can go back and change the font face, size, or style of text by
selecting it and then using the “Format That”
commands. “Format That”
works on selected text with the same combinations of font face, size, and
style as the “Set Font” commands (see the tables in the previous section.)
To change the font:
1 Select the text you want to change.
2 Say “Format That”
and then the font attributes you want to apply as
described in the previous section. For example, say “Format that Arial
18.”
Bold, italics, and underlining
You can apply formatting to text in your document by selecting it and
then saying “Bold That,” “Italicize That,” or “Underline That.” You can
also say “Strikeout That.”
To add bold, italics, and underlining:
1 Select the text you want to change.
2 Say “Bold That,” “Italicize That,” Underline That,” or “Strikeout That.”
To remove formatting:
1 Select the text you want to change.
2 Say “Restore That” to remove formatting.
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