formatting

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k parker

This is probably an easy question. I am making a
template for my medical office. I have the following
statement

"Lachman's exam normal.

I have it formatted so the word "normal" can be changed
to reflect the exam findings. Here is the statement with
field codes on

Lachman's exam {MACROBUTTON NoMacro normal.

My question is how would I get anything I type instead of
the word "normal" to be in bold font. I would like to keep
the word "norma"l in regular font. Thanks for your help

K
 
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Charles Kenyon

Answered in newusers. Please do not multipost - or even post the same
question twice in the same newsgroup.
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Charles Kenyon

See the MVP FAQ: <URL: http://www.mvps.org/word/> which is awesome!
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