James:

It's amazing, I know all about interacting, but, sometimes, I forget that it's 
something you should try before putting out emails, hmmmmm!  I did interact 
with the text and turned on wrap to window, it seems to be reading much better. 
 However, now, it's putting blank lines in strange places and in others, blank 
lines seem to be missing so that lines are run together.

Originally, this was an office 97 file in .doc format.  I changed it to RTF 
because, I was thinking, they might be using a strange font or something.

Anyway, other than the blank line weirdness, when interacting with the text, it 
does seem to read ok.  Thanks for the heads up on this 1.


On Nov 15, 2009, at 2:36 PM, James & Nash wrote:

> 
> Hi 
> 
> Before I start typing or reading in any text application, I always interact 
> with the edit area. This seems to provide better results. You interact with 
> VO +Shift +Down arrow. Also, in Text Edit, I've found that selecting the 
> option "wrap to window" seems to improve things quite a bit too. 
> 
> Text Edit has the ability to read many file formats including .doc and .docx 
> the Office 07 native format. There should be no need for you to convert the 
> file types. 
> 
> HTH
> TC
> James 
> On 15 Nov 2009, at 20:13, Dan Roy wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I am running with snowy version 10.6.2, and, I have all updates installed.
>> 
>> However, I continue to have problems reading files with text edit.  I can 
>> navigate fine using up down left right etc. However, any time I stop, if I 
>> do any function other than that, the cursor seems to jump back to the 
>> beginning of the file.  So, if I ever hit VO-A to start reading to end, of 
>> course, it starts reading at the beginning.  It isn't just vo-A that does 
>> this, it's doing any function at all.  I have already tried turning off 
>> cursor tracking and messing around with the preferences in tex edit, nothing 
>> seems to work.
>> 
>> This doesn't appear to be true with all files, but, certainly, with most of 
>> them.
>> 
>> yes, I have tried saving as a RTF file and other things like that, still no 
>> joy!
>> 
>> Does anyone have any pointers on this?
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> 
> 
> 
> > 


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