[stylist] Format Questions

[Applebutter Hill]

Ann,
I do not boldface or italicize the punctuation, but I can't say I got that
from any reputable source. It just seems to me that it's the word or phrase
that is standing out not the punctuation that follows. Imagine if you did
it, what would you do with the punctuation that comes before the text to be
bold-faced? If it were in the middle of a sentence, there could conceivably
be a comma prior to it and after it. If you do punctuation as a matter of
course, you'd end up with a word that was not bold-faced directly followed
by a comma that was.
Donna
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questions
when you italicize or bold a phrase, do you also include the punctuation
connected to it?

In the references, how important is it to put the state of the publisher?

Ann Bliss
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