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Can I Bold my Q’s and A’s? 

This feature works with Winnerxp 26b or later.

Yes you can by using the Insert command in your dictionary. Below is a table and the different insert commands and a description of each one.

To Bold your Q’s and A’s use this commands in your question stroke:

?<[I:b][Q.][I:n]>^

.<[I:b][R.][I:n]>^

 

Insert Commands

At times during a realtime session only, it may be necessary to insert information such as the current date and time into the transcript. The insert bracket command may be used for that purpose. 

The syntax of the insert command is:

[I:insert-command]

Where I: indicates this is an insert command and the insert command is one of the predefined commands listed in the table below.

Replace insert-command in the above command line with one of the commands in the table below:

 

Command

Description

date1

Insert current date into the transcript. The date format is

weekday month date, year. For example, Monday

March 31, 1999.

date2

Insert current date into the transcript. The date format is

mm/dd/yy. For example, 3/31/99.

time1

The current time may be inserted as hh:mm using a 12-

hour clock format. For example, 9:31 am.

time2

The current time maybe inserted as hh:mm:ss using a 24-

hour clock format. For example, 21:31:30 pm.

time3

Inserts current time into the transcript as hh:mm:ss using

a 12-hour clock. For example, 21:31.

B

Bold text -- text following the [i:b] command will be

boldfaced.

U

Underline text – text following the [i:u] command will be

underlines.

BU

Bold/Underline text – text following the [i:bu] will appear

bolded and underlined.

N

Normal text – text following the [i:n] will normalized.

Notice there is no space between the insert command and the digit following it.

 

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