One thing I noticed was that you included an underline stop but never had an underline start to begin with. Oft times extra stops will alter the page set-up.

Also, all links will automatically "underline" themselves so there would be no need to add an underline command.

Also, when you started the hotlink everything looked fine, but you actually never included the closing bracket. Which is probably why the "P" showed up. (Side note: Hot-links cannot be bolded. So in order to change the style of the ending sentence, I had the hot-link stop before the bolded part.)

Anyways, I provided a fix below...

The Great Tax Shift by William G. Gale and Peter R. Orszag: "The president says his cuts are simply a way of 'giving people their money back'.But the bill will come due one way or another - and lower - and middle-class households will foot it."

Was that what you were thinking?

*smooch* to both you and mystic, tribe, for the helpwakeup noggin conk!

re what I was going for: Almost! I wanted to bold starting at "But" without an underline. And thanks for the reminder about the underlining of links.

I could have tried hitting "reply with quote" as another way of better seeing my html - even though I checked and re-checked it both in the reply box and in the Word document.

Funny how these things get by you even with ad infitum proofing.

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