How can i convert some caracteres of a String in bold characteres?? hELPME

How can i convert some caracteres of a String in bold caracteres?? hELPME
I have a JList and a DefaultListModel of Strings. So, i have many key words like "proccess", "if", "fi" that i want these characteres in bold.

How i can use HTML in java to change a String to bold?
example
String str = "channel ";
str = <b>str</b>;
like this? syntax error =/

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