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niclaweppi
Jan 19, 2006, 05:05 AM
How can I change the color of the strikethough effect without changing the color of the font for the word itself to be the same as well. E.g. To have a red strikethrough crossing a black word. I don't want them to be the same color

DJ 'H'
Jan 19, 2006, 05:20 AM
Click on FORMAT
Then click on FONT

You will get a box come up on screen.

You will see three drop down menus. FONT COLOUR, UNDERLINE STYLE & UNDERLINE COLOUR.

Click on FONT COLOUR

Then check the STRIKETHROUGH BOX - this will allow you to make the font & strikethrough the same colour but I am not sure you can actually change the colour of the striketrough by itself. I have just given everything I know a go and failed. - I will keep trying for you. If I find out it's possible I will let you know ASAP.

You can however apply an UNDERLINE by clicking on the UNDERLINE STYLE drop down menu and then apply a different colour to that by clicking on the UNDERLINE COLOUR drop down menu.