\b
The \b statement starts bold text. The statement applies to all subsequent text up to the next \plain or \b0 statement.
No \plain or \b0 statement is required if the \b statement and subsequent text are enclosed in braces. Braces limit the scope of a character property statement to just the enclosed text.
The \b0 statement was first supported in the Microsoft Help Compiler version 3.1.
The following example sets “Note” to bold:
{\b Note} Setting the Auto option frees novice users from
determining their system configurations.
\i, \plain, \scaps
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