: Re: Formatting of Text in Technical Writing (Procedure Writing) In a procedure, when describing a UI component, we use the bold font to represent UI components. We also match the text with the letter

These are style questions and mostly a matter of opinion; but if the matching is intended to help the user recognize the key, then if I were writing a manual I would match the italics, and if possible the font as well.

I presume by "procedure" you do not mean code, but a recipe of action for a human operator to accomplish some goal or outcome.

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