05-11-2006 4:53 PM
Hi
I am adding a paragraph to a SAPScript, How do I bold a portion of a sentence for example if the sentence was Please indicate in the space below whether this information agrees with How would I just BOLD space below?
Thanks
05-11-2006 4:56 PM
hi
create a seperate charecter format say bold and enable bold option in that.
then in the script where ur writing the paragraph
use
<b>xyzkjkjh<bold>this comes bold </> igiggkj</b>
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05-11-2006 4:56 PM
hi
create a seperate charecter format say bold and enable bold option in that.
then in the script where ur writing the paragraph
use
<b>xyzkjkjh<bold>this comes bold </> igiggkj</b>
plz reward helpful posts
05-11-2006 4:57 PM
Hii
please use a separate character format
use paragraph with bold
<b>text</b>
Text will become bold
Thanks&Regards
Naresh
05-11-2006 4:57 PM
That is what Character formats are used for.
Create a character format which intensifies the characters.
Then use the char format in the text elements.
/P: <b>chaghg</b> vjhgjh
The part of text in between <b> and </b> will be bold.
Regards,
Ravi
05-11-2006 5:25 PM
Thanks, I have tried this ands the BOLD is working fine however the </b> is showing up as text and the bold is continuing. Am I missing something?
05-11-2006 6:40 PM
Hi George,
To make that to work follow the following steps.
1) Go to se71 and go into the form, click on the character format button on the application toolbar.
2) CReate a new character format, say BB.
3) Click on the Font Button and chose
4) Give the Font Family and Font size and select the radio-button for "bold".
5) Save the character format.
6) NOw use this character format on your text elements editor as mentioned earlier.
Regards,
Ravi
05-11-2006 5:14 PM
Hi George,
create a character format for bold say B.
/: Please indicate in the <B>space below </b> whether this information agrees with.
think it helps.
regards,
keerthi.
05-11-2006 7:41 PM
Try </> to turn off the bold instead of </b>
eg. <B>These words will be bold</>.
Cheers Steve.
Message was edited by: Stephen OShea
05-11-2006 7:50 PM
Thanks all problem solved and points awarded to all that responded