Double underline

Question

Thank you for letting me know how to create a double underline for the words in a sentence in a single operation instead of having to do it for each word.
Is it possible to choose the color and thickness of the lines?

eriiic · Accepted Answer

Hello,

Select your entire sentence, right-click on it and choose 'Font...'.
There you select the underline style and its color.
eric

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C-Claire · Answer

Hello,

if you need to underline non-consecutive words in the sentence, you can use one of the two following methods:

- Either double-click on each word while holding down the CTRL key for a multiple selection. Once all the words are selected, press CTRL D to display the font dialog box, choose double underline from the "Underline" list and the color from the adjacent list (not the thickness option).

- Or perform the full action on a single word, then double-click on another word and press the F4 function key to repeat the underline. You should not perform any other action apart from selecting the word before using F4. This key repeats the last action.

If your document is very long and you need this type of formatting often, you could create a character style.

If you need to underline all the words in a sentence but not the spaces that separate them, you can only use a single underline: select "Words" from the "Underline" list.

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C-Claire

Double underline

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