How do I double underline a word?

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Use the drawing tool, create a double line, place it under your word.

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I would draw a straight horizontal line, change the style
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to double line, and then move it up under the word you
want double underlined.

I don't see a way to do it automatically like you can in
Word.
 
I would draw a straight horizontal line, change the style
to double line, and then move it up under the word you
want double underlined.

I don't see a way to do it automatically like you can in
Word.
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There isn't one.
 
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