How To Use Italics With Fonts In Microsoft Word 2013
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Author and talk show host robert mcmillen shows you how to use italics with fonts in microsoft word 2013. Select the text that you want to be italicized. go to the view tab. click the arrow below the macros button, and click record macro. name your macro, and give it short description if you want. click ok. this will start the recording. click the home tab. click the expansion arrow in the font group. click italic in the font style list.
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Find what text box with text. select the more button (see figure 4). select all in the search menu (see figure 5). select the format button (see figure 6). select font from the drop down menu (see figure 7). select red (or other formatting) from the font color menu in the find font dialog box. figure 19. 3. select the equation and the access the built in equations gallery and click on save selection to equation gallery, accepting the default name of =. then, whenever you want to insert an equation, type = and then press f3. then whatever you enter either side of the = sign will be in italic font. hope this helps,. A dialog box appears. select the format (s) you want to find (such as italic in the font style area). click ok. click in the replace with box. click format and then select font. select the format you want to use as a replacement (such as bold in the font style area). Selecting text to modify. on the home tab, click the drop down arrow next to the font box. a menu of font styles will appear. move the mouse over the various font styles. a live preview of the font will appear in the document. select the font style you want to use. changing the font style.
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