Can anyone tell me in FP 2003 how to code an overstrike? You know ... you see a word typed, but there's a line through it("crossing out" the type), followed by the more appropriate phrase. It's more for effect than anything - not make or break, but has anyone done this? I looked under Insert -> Symbol.

It's in the font properties.
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"freedom109" <{{{freedom109(remove)@att.net}}}> wrote in message
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| Can anyone tell me in FP 2003 how to code an overstrike? You know ... you
see a word typed, but there's a line through it("crossing out" the type),
followed by the more appropriate phrase. It's more for effect than
anything - not make or break, but has anyone done this? I looked under
Insert -> Symbol.

Highlight the text, then Format | Font | Effects | Strikethrough


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freedom109 <{{{freedom109(remove)@att.net}}}> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me in FP 2003 how to code an overstrike? You know ...
> you see a word typed, but there's a line through it("crossing out"
> the type), followed by the more appropriate phrase. It's more for
> effect than anything - not make or break, but has anyone done this? I
> looked under Insert -> Symbol.

Hi freedom109,

In edit mode you can highlight the text..right click...choose font...and
then choose from the "effects" list (including strikethrough)


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"freedom109" <{{{freedom109(remove)@att.net}}}> wrote in message
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> Can anyone tell me in FP 2003 how to code an overstrike? You know ... you
see a word typed, but there's a line through it("crossing out" the type),
followed by the more appropriate phrase. It's more for effect than
anything - not make or break, but has anyone done this? I looked under
Insert -> Symbol.