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xArtx

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Mar 30, 2012
764
1
Hi Guys,
This would be marketing.

I am wondering if it's possible to bold certain words or phrases in
sentences,
and or bulleted lists.

I think I have seen the latter. Maybe it was just a suitable character that did the job.
Cheers, Art.
 

amorya

macrumors 6502
Jun 17, 2007
252
7
No styling is allowed. The bulleted lists were definitely done with text characters.

You could use a bullet (option-8, thus: •), or a hyphen.
 

xArtx

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Mar 30, 2012
764
1
No styling is allowed. The bulleted lists were definitely done with text characters.

You could use a bullet (option-8, thus: •), or a hyphen.

Oh crap, that's another Mac keyboard mapping thing?

EDIT,,,
• Got it..ALT-8.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

• Thanks :)
 
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TouchMint.com

macrumors 68000
May 25, 2012
1,625
318
Phoenix
Hi Guys,
This would be marketing.

I am wondering if it's possible to bold certain words or phrases in
sentences,
and or bulleted lists.

I think I have seen the latter. Maybe it was just a suitable character that did the job.
Cheers, Art.

Up until a few months ago there were a lot more options for styling your app store description. If you wrote that before the change you can keep it until you update the description.
 

heyadrian

macrumors member
Aug 14, 2011
83
0
No unfortunately you can't. Apple are fair in this manner where they don't allow for flare in terms of appearance.

My best advice is get creative with your wording!

In that sense, I'm glad apple are balancing the scales between arty people and non arty people which both produce different kinds of apps but both of the same quality.
 
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