It should just be left as plain text.

Hmmm fascinating. Not logical, but when is Hollywood logical. I agree with sams comment, but what to do in the meantime. Not sure. Pete, you recall this discussion from way back when, your way doesn't make it a title, but one word. It's the only one I have heard of like this. I hesitate to say bold it or italicize it for obvious reasons. We could use the old system and ken could convert it to underline easy enough, since its only one. notr to Hollywood if you start printing titles in color, shut up skip, don't give them any ideas

I am not sure what you were saying to me Skip. I am sure it was from a simple typo.... but can't think of what you were trying to say.

With the current rules I don't see how you can do anything but ignore the underlining. It is not bold or italic.... so per rules can't use either one for it. Adding single quotes can't be done with how the rules are written now...as they don't appear on the case so wouldn't be exactly as on case...so would have to vote no to that as well. That only leaves plain text... at least until the rules are changed.  No different then we tell people about color text.

With all the profiles I have I thought I would scan an underline, but....
You can't scan for underlines using Other.
I usually the Nuance OmniPage, OCR to get the overview and copy as plain text. And add the bold and the lilacs. Depending on type background, It does a better job than my typing.

Since there so many 'dos' and 'don't's' in the rules and haggling in the forum any more is why I don't contribute much anymore. It takes much time.
The whole damn thing has gotten to anal.

I added the credits for 3 episodes of Mairet's (a French TV series), 1 episode per disc, it took all afternoon, it was either that or pay bills, write checks. I think I'll just write the checks next time. Since pretty popular in Europe, I thought I'd check the Online DB, 104 profiles, of which 2 were mine, those and 2 other were the only ones with anything correct in them. IMDB was prety close for the cast, but the disc credits are in  French.