Formatting (bold, italicize, underline, alignment) without selecti

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Guest

hello, here's my problem.
in office 2000 i could format (say bolding) a word by simply placing the
flashing cursor in the middle of the word i wish to format w/o highlighting
or selecting the entire word. Now, i noticed in office 2003, you know have
to highlight the entire word inorder to format the word. please help. how
can i change the format style so that it bolds by cursor placement rather
than entire highlight/selection. thanks
 
Tools>Options>Edit checke when selecting, automatically select the entire
word.
 
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