Have you thought of -
inserting a table where you wish to highlight the word/line?
or
changing the font for that word/line?
or
placing that word/line within an image then placing the image in
the document?
There may be more options;
these have worked for me.
On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 1:15 PM, Dave Liesse <dsliesse@liessefamily.net>wrote:
One of the writers in the Windows Secrets newsletter recently compared OO
and LO to MS Office, and I have to agree with him when he implied the LO
web site is somewhat disorganized and confusing. Thus, this posting that is
probably an enhancement request, but I can't find anywhere else to do such
a thing.
I've used OO and LO for several years, and have found very little that I
did in Office that I can't do now. One thing, though, is beyond the
nuisance level but short of being a game stopper. I need the ability to
outline text within a paragraph. I know a block of text can be highlighted
with a different background or foreground color, but I need something that
can actually be useful in a printed document. Sometimes underlining is
insufficient, because it's not distinguishable from other underlined text.
As an example of what I want, just envision a box around "what I want" in
this sentence. Obviously, outlining a paragraph doesn't do the trick.
Anyway, that's what I'd like to see sometime -- or, if I'm missing how to
do it now, somebody please let me know!
Dave
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