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Message: [QUOTE="YourManInJapan, post: 5027518"] Thanks for your repy, Cory. You can interrogate the TextRange.Font object to find the font properties of a TextRange, the problem lies not with accessing the information, but accessing it in a performant fashion. I can check character 1, then 2, 3 and so on, but this extreemly slow. I can also check the entire TextRange or any portion of it, but with little granularity; the TextRange.Font.Italic property will return true, false or mixed, not the start and end positions of the italicised text. In this way it somewhat mirrors the state of the Italic button as suggested in your post. The key objective here is to find the begining and end of runs of consistently formatted text in a perfomant way. [/QUOTE]