I am using some analysis tools and noticed that the larger text size on my web page are not
getting weighted heavier than smaller text sizes. To the search engines it looks like all the text
is the same size. The search engines do notice a difference if between if H1, H2 etc.. is used to
designate text size. Is this correct and how can I overcome this without coding in html.
Thanks

Joe my guess is you are using a font that is not standard. Any text written with font that another computer does not have installed will default to a standard font like Arial or Times New Roman.
One way I get around this is use Advanced Text within a shape. Although that turns the text into a .jpeg which can't be read by search bots, you can enter the same text into the Alternate Text box in the shape to make it searchable.

Joe, the only way to use header markup is via the html tool. If you want to style the header in any way, you can do so as inline styling at the same time, or you can write a css file that can be linked to, also using the html tool.