Text in the title bar of an Accordion component

Hi -
I have an accordion component on my swf. Its working right
but the text in the title bars (where I click to flip the accordion
pages) is coming up bold when I want it normal. How do I change
this?
Thanks.
D2

If you are using Windows, you do it through the Control Panel tool for customizing your desktop display. If you are using some other system, I don't know. You can't do it from your Java program.

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