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How to write bold text while writing the answer.
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User, generally uses the different types of text to :
▶ highlight the important term.
▶ give an attractive look to the answer.
Now, let's see your answer..
To write bold text while writing your answer, use the following code..
✒ [TEX] \textbf {the sentence} [/TEX]
✔✔And, following are some other text code..
✒ [TEX]\ boxed{ the sentence}[/TEX ]
=> To write the content in box.
✒ [TEX]\bf {\mathfrak{the sentence}}[/TEX ]
=> To write in different style.
✒ [TEX]\underline {the sentence}[/TEX ]
=> To underline the word.
[ NOTE : write every code in small letters , otherwise it will not support]
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To make text bold, select and highlight the text first. Then hold down Ctrl (the control key) on the keyboard and press B on the keyboard. To make text italic, select and highlight the text first. Then hold down Ctrl (the control key) on thekeyboard and then press the I on thekeyboard.
METHOD: 2
The Bold, Italics and Underline are not a feature of the keyboard, rather they are the features of the app and the specific input form where you are entering the data.
Every app has to come up with their own way of adding these effects.
For eg., if an app has support for HTML, then you can use <b>YOUR TEXT</b> for bold, etc.
Whatsapp accomplishes the same but with a different form of input. It prompts for these effects when you highlight the words (as mentioned in another answer). Or you can use *YOUR TEXT* to get bold, _YOUR TEXT_ for italics etc.
Hope this helps.
To make text bold, select and highlight the text first. Then hold down Ctrl (the control key) on the keyboard and press B on the keyboard. To make text italic, select and highlight the text first. Then hold down Ctrl (the control key) on thekeyboard and then press the I on thekeyboard.
METHOD: 2
The Bold, Italics and Underline are not a feature of the keyboard, rather they are the features of the app and the specific input form where you are entering the data.
Every app has to come up with their own way of adding these effects.
For eg., if an app has support for HTML, then you can use <b>YOUR TEXT</b> for bold, etc.
Whatsapp accomplishes the same but with a different form of input. It prompts for these effects when you highlight the words (as mentioned in another answer). Or you can use *YOUR TEXT* to get bold, _YOUR TEXT_ for italics etc.
Hope this helps.
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