Converse of object

• underline: Please enclose a stamped sae for response & returns * to avoid loss of format in e-mail subs please underline italics.

• add: You can align text left, right or center, change the color of words and add italics, bold and underlining.

• turn: The next step might be to turn the italic attribute off.

• use: You could use italics to make proper names stand out.

• get: It looks ( and reads ) better in Microsoft Word, unfortunately i cant seem to get italics to work on the interweb.

• include: This removes all formatting ( including bold, italic, etc. ) from the current selection.

Adjective modifier

• bold: Is the text consistent in its use of bold, italics, font face, font size, etc.

• red: Parts in red italics need to be changed to suit your needs.

• blue: For ease of reading, all extensive quotation of Monbiot is displayed here in blue italics.

Modifies a noun

• /i: For instance, a text in italic will be marked up as follows: i italic /i.

• font: For italic fonts, CWI is used instead of CW.

• mine: To which He adds, " No-one comes to the Father except through me " ( 14:6 ), ( italics mine ).

• emphasis: Bold or italic emphasis are not used as neither appear in the original.

• eg: PROCEDURE LOIS screen references are given in italics eg ( DO73 ).

• script: Scientific names of species should be in italic script or underlined.

Noun used with modifier

• maths: The three maths fonts contain only the glyphs in the CM maths italic, symbol, and extension fonts.

• text: Italic Tick this check box to make the text italic.

Preposition: in

• text: These are recorded in italics in the text of annex A to these minutes.

Preposition: for

• emphasis: Use italics for emphasis, not bold or underlining.

• title: Brown type is used in place of italic for titles of works.