Hi Wilma, I'm not sure what you mean by "word by word automatically." If you mean to always underline the text, you can create a style that has underlining as one of the characteristics. Then everything you assign that style to (or every paragraph you tag with that style) will be underlined. To have that style be your default style, with your document open, select the pointer tool but don't select anything on the page. Then click on the style from the paragraph style palette. Hope that's helpful! Enjoy! Sandy
Sandra Hovatter Thanks for your response, what I mean is to underline ONLY words, not spaces between then. I would like to do that automatically, not one by one, `cause the text underlined is too long.
+Wilma Kroff Wilma Kroff ji : Here is the Trick ... 1. Underline the line/area/text/para/whatever u want to custom underline. 2. Open find ; ; type in "Find What:" 3. Now the imp. part... use/select a special Non-Underline Format Style in "Change Format" BOX(hope u know 'the last option of Find/Change Window'). 4. Click . Note : Use ur own modifications/ideas/tricks to get the desired results(if i make some mistake), and refine me. Thank You.
Wilma Kroff : Here is the Trick ... 1. Underline the line/area/text/para/whatever u want to custom underline. 2. Open find ; ; type in "Find What:" 3. Now the imp. part... use/select a special Non-Underline Format Style in "Change Format" BOX(hope u know 'the last option of Find/Change Window'). 4. Click . Note : Use ur own modifications/ideas/tricks to get the desired results(if i make some mistake), and refine me. Thank You.
Chetan - if you want to have a line above and below the text, you would use the 4th method. In the paragraph rule dialog box, you'll check the box for line above and set the settings, then click on the down arrow and check the box for rule below and set the settings for that line. Enjoy!
I don't understand what you are trying to do. "Stroke a line"? Create a line using the line tool, you can change the line weight in the top menu bar or in the stroke pallette (accessed from Window menu or F10).
Ah, I'm not aware of any way to do that. Essential, the line is a stroke - there isn't a fill and an outline. The only way I know to do this would be to create the line as a rectangular box. Fill the box with red and use a black outline (stroke). Of course, that means the text and the "line" are two different objects.
Even after 8 years this video was useful!! Thank you very much Sandra
10 years later and still really helpfull
Thanks Sandra! Step # 4 was exactly what I was trying to figure out :)
great info. thank you!
You are a great teacher Thanks!
Thank you so much, I"ve been looking for the 4th method for an hour on my own not knowing the "paragraph rule" were for an underline.
You're welcome!
Wow beautiful thank you!
Useful, thanks!
How about superscript words?
Is there anyway to change the spacing between the lines?
Thank you
Thank you. I was looking for this 4th method.
I need to know if it is possible to underline word by word automatically...
Hi Wilma,
I'm not sure what you mean by "word by word automatically." If you mean to always underline the text, you can create a style that has underlining as one of the characteristics. Then everything you assign that style to (or every paragraph you tag with that style) will be underlined. To have that style be your default style, with your document open, select the pointer tool but don't select anything on the page. Then click on the style from the paragraph style palette.
Hope that's helpful! Enjoy! Sandy
Sandra Hovatter Thanks for your response, what I mean is to underline ONLY words, not spaces between then. I would like to do that automatically, not one by one, `cause the text underlined is too long.
+Wilma Kroff
Wilma Kroff ji : Here is the Trick ...
1. Underline the line/area/text/para/whatever u want to custom
underline.
2. Open find ; ; type in "Find
What:"
3. Now the imp. part... use/select a special Non-Underline Format Style
in "Change Format" BOX(hope u know 'the last option of Find/Change
Window').
4. Click .
Note : Use ur own modifications/ideas/tricks to get the desired
results(if i make some mistake), and refine me. Thank You.
thank you so much
10 FUCKING MINUTES TO SHOW ME HOW TO UNDERLINE TEXT
That's why i played this video at 1.25 speed XD
If you want a simple answer, you can just watch the fist minute, instead of being mean and ungrateful.
Thanks Sandra, absolutely great video!
Thank You Mam. Helped me. ❤️
Wilma Kroff : Here is the Trick ...
1. Underline the line/area/text/para/whatever u want to custom underline.
2. Open find ; ; type in "Find What:"
3. Now the imp. part... use/select a special Non-Underline Format Style in "Change Format" BOX(hope u know 'the last option of Find/Change Window').
4. Click .
Note : Use ur own modifications/ideas/tricks to get the desired results(if i make some mistake), and refine me. Thank You.
Thank You You're AWESOME!!
Chetan - if you want to have a line above and below the text, you would use the 4th method. In the paragraph rule dialog box, you'll check the box for line above and set the settings, then click on the down arrow and check the box for rule below and set the settings for that line. Enjoy!
THANKS SANDRA great video :)
Excellent clear tutorial ... thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
I tried everything I could think of to stroke a line, but I was not successful (CS4). Is that possible?
I don't understand what you are trying to do. "Stroke a line"? Create a line using the line tool, you can change the line weight in the top menu bar or in the stroke pallette (accessed from Window menu or F10).
What I mean is using the "stroke" feature on a line, e.g., create a red line that has a black border.
Ah, I'm not aware of any way to do that. Essential, the line is a stroke - there isn't a fill and an outline. The only way I know to do this would be to create the line as a rectangular box. Fill the box with red and use a black outline (stroke). Of course, that means the text and the "line" are two different objects.