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If all the highlighted
text is the same size,
the currentsize is
identifiedby a filled
radio button in the
Sizes menu. If the
highlightedtext
contains _rfferent
sizes, none of the point
sizes is marked.
You can also change
text size from the
Sizes submenu of the
Character menu.
• To change
the text size:
1. Select
the text to change.
2.
Select
Sizes from the Character
menu.
A submenu
appears.
3.
Select one
of the sizes
from the list. Word Processing
applies
the size you
selected
to the highlighted
text.
• To change
the text size incrementally:
1. Click on the Increase
or Decrease
Font Size buttons
on the Basic
Functions
tool bar. The text appears
in the next smaller
or next larger size.
• To set a custom text size:
1. Select
the text to change.
2.
Select Sizes from the Character
menu.
A submenu
appears.
3. Select
Custom
Size from the submenu.
A dialog
box appears.
4. Select
the custom
point
size you want
(between
4 and 792).
5. Click on Apply.
6.
Click on Close.
Changing
text styles
Use text styles
to add emphasis
to words
and phrases
in your document.
The
following
styles
are available:
You can also change
text stylesfrom _he
Basic Functionstoolbar.
• _Plain
• Bold
• Italic
• Underline
• Strikethru
• Superscript (e.g. ax + b 2 = cz)
• Subscript (e.g. H20)
• Boxed
(with
a box around
i0
• Button
(to resemble
a button
that you press)
• To change
the style of text:
1. Select
the text to change.
2.
Select
a style from the Styles
submenu
in the Character
menu.
The selected
text sty/e appears.
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