Format of printed Hyperlink

When I include a hyperlink in a topic, RH automatically Bolds
the link. I publish the Flashhelp version and the link is displayed
correctly bolded.
But when I create printed output as a Word document, the link
isn't bolded. I've had to manually repeat the link's text and
conditionally text it to be bolded when the output is
"Print"....isn't there an easier way to do this?
Thanks for your help!
Pam

The hyperlinks are displayed per the instructions provided by
your source files and/or your external style sheet. If you have no
style sheet, the browser will use the HTML Default.css. In the
style sheet, look for the "a {" section to sse what styles are in
play.
The Word document also has a default "Hyperlink" style, which
you can change as well.
Good luck,
Leon

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"DC" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>I have read about using CSS for printing out your pages
so that you dont
>have to create 2 copies of each page you want printed..
but i cant find how
>to actually put it to use..
>
> I have added the necessary code to my CSS file.
> I have changed the media type to media="print"
>
> and all i keep reading is that this allows you to have
the same page
> formatted for print..
>
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>
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