The "Format" menu provides the following commands.
"Physical Emphasis"
The face and font of currently selected character string or cursor position can be set or released. The face for which a check mark is displayed is currently set. The following faces can be set.
"Bold," "Italic," "Underline," "Fixed," "Overstrike," "Blink," "Superscript," "Subscript"
If you select "Font", the "Fonts Attributes" dialog box appears. You can set the font here.
"Logical Emphasis"
Logical emphasis is set or released for the currently selected character string or cursor position. Logical emphasis includes the following.
[Emphasis]
Used to emphasize a character string. Typically, this appears in italic.
[Strong]
Used to further emphasize a character string. Typically, this appears in bold.
[Code]
Used to describe program fragments. Typically, this is used for a font with a fixed width such as a typewriter font.
[Sample]
Used to show text as a sample.
[Keyboard]
Used to indicate text typewritten in a manual. Typically, this appears using a font of a fixed width such as a typewriter font.
[Variable]
Used to indicate a variable name. Typically, this appears in italic.
[Definition]
Used to define a terminology. Typically, this appears in bold or italic bold.
[Citation]
Used to indicate the title of a book or an article. Typically, this appears in italic.
"Paragraph"
The Paragraph "Attribute" dialog box appears. This command cannot be used if the current cursor position is not within the paragraph tab.
"List"
The List "Attribute" dialog box appears. This command cannot be used if the current cursor position is not included within the list tag.
"Style"
Used to switch between show and hide of the Style Sheet Manager. If a check mark appears, show is selected.
"Delete Format"
Settings for the currently selected character string, and the physical and logical emphasis applied at the cursor position are all released.
"Document Properties"
The Document Properties "Attribute" dialog box appears. The title of a document and background can be set here.
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