Sentences with phrase «bold text just»

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There is no «sarcasm» tool, just bold and italics to emphasize your text.

Sure the text is bold, and is only a fraction of the words on the page, but it is just a ridiculous choice of color.

I'm just sorry I didn't ask Dr. Kane about the inclusion of an all - text bolding option in the Kindle — plus a font optimized for people with dyslexia.

Robin Cutler [00:14:41] And just to add to that, so for our listeners that are already using IngramSpark, there's an editing tool that's right on top of the description field, and that's how you can actually very easily bold the text that Margaret's talking about or put in those line breaks that she's talking about too.

There's a disclaimer in bold text that the precise release date for the XOOM is yet to be confirmed, so don't book the time off work just yet.

The text still looks really good on the H2O, especially if you like bolder fonts, but the screen just isn't quite as good as some other ereaders.

Just use bold text and bullet points to emphasize your key concepts.

For chapter headings I just use bold + italics and for section headings I switch the text to all caps and make them bold.

ad 2) If you have text that is just bold, yes, just wrap it with or tags.

The fact is we find bold pictures to be much more engaging than we do a wall of text - we're just designed to process imagery.

@ 3 He didn't forget Project Diva last week, it just wasn't bolded or separated from the rest of the text at first.

Choosing styles such as bold or italics involves just highlighting text and a style bubble appears with those options.

The larger text you see in this post and many other Lawyerist posts are headers, not just text we've enlarged or bolded.

Next, make sure your headers are really headers, not just bolded or underlined bits of text.

Tom Goldstein links to the official White House Web site, which provides the following text of President Bush's public statement about Justice O» Connor's resignation (and here's a link to the video)-- I've bolded the president's olive - branchy sentence about the Senate, though I agree with Volokh Conspirator Todd Zywicki that «the same nasty fight is going to occur regardless of who is nominated, and be just as nasty and expensive, regardless of who is nominated and the particular perception of whether he or she is moderate or conservative.»

Include the job title, and reference number if there is one, as a bold heading just after the «Dear Mr / Ms Name» and just above the letter text.