Character Highlighting Colour

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# Character Highlighting

Applies current highlighting colour to the character style or text selection.

To access this command...

#### From the menu bar:

Choose Format - Character - Highlighting tab.

When editing a character style, choose Highlighting tab.

#### From the tabbed interface:

Choose Home - Character Highlighting.

#### From toolbars:

Character Highlighting Colour icon

To change the highlighting colour, click the arrow next to the Character Highlighting Colour icon, and then click the colour that you want.

## Apply Highlighting

### To a Text Selection

1. Select the text that you want to highlight.

2. Click the Character Highlighting Colour icon on the Formatting or Text ObjectText Formatting bar.

3. To type after the selection without highlighting, click CommandCtrl+M.

### For Multiple Selections

1. Start with no text selected.

2. On the Formatting bar, click the Character Highlighting Colour icon.

3. The mouse cursor changes to the Apply Highlighting cursor.

   Apply Highlighting cursor

4. Use the Apply Highlighting cursor to select text that you want to highlight.

5. To turn off highlighting cursor, click the Character Highlighting Colour icon again, or press Esc.

To apply highlighting to a single word, double-click the word; for a sentence use triple-click, and quadruple-click for a paragraph.

## To Remove Highlighting

1. Select the highlighted text.

2. On the Text Formatting bar, click the arrow next to the Character Highlighting Colour icon, and then click No Fill.

3. For multiple selections, click the Character Highlighting Colour icon with No Fill, select highlighting to remove, then finish by clicking the icon again or pressing Esc.

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