Thanks. 
 
I also just want to say thank you for creating Mnemosyne.  Growing up, I 
struggled with languages and nearly failed French in high school despite 
working really, really hard.  As a result, I believed that I was someone 
who was just not good at languages.  Twenty years later, I needed to pass a 
French test in order to keep my job.  Because of Mnemosyne, I passed this 
test and I have since continued my French studies.  I use Mnemosyne every 
day.  Three years later, I am now at the highest level of French for people 
who work in the Canadian civil service.  I now lead a French-speaking 
team!  This is unbelievable.
 
THANKS
,
On Friday, August 24, 2012 11:04:52 AM UTC-4, Peter Bienstman wrote:

> At the moment copy and paste keeps the formatting, but only when it's 
> displayed in the edit box. If you choose 'preview card', you'll see that 
> what has been pasted was in fact interpreted as plain text, and the card 
> is formatted as you've set in 'card appearance' 
>
> In a future version, I will strip the formatting from pasting. 
>
> Hope this helps, 
>
> Peter 
>
> On 08/24/2012 05:02 PM, Nick Cross wrote: 
> > Can anyone help me?  How do I get pasted text from MS-Word to be 
> > single-spaced in Mnemosyne? 
> > I did not see this in the forum discussions or in the documentation. 
> > I use Microsoft Word 2007 to create the text needed for my cards. 
> > I then copy the text from MS-Word and paste it into Mnemosyne to create 
> > the actual cards.  I do this because I use symbols {эă зĔ øə œ єõ} to 
> > help remember the French pronunciation. 
> > One of the nice things about Mnemosyne 1.x was that I did not have to 
> > worry about matching the font.  I could create my text in Times Roman 11 
> > and then drop it Mnemosyne.  Mnemosyne would make the necessary 
> > adjustments and it would magically appear as Arial 12. 
> > With Mnemosyne 2.0.1, I now need to match the font in MS-Word with the 
> > font in Mnemosyne.  Okay, I can live within using 16-point Microsoft San 
> > Serif font when creating the text. 
> > However, what can I do about the weird spacing that Mnemosyne is putting 
> > between the lines?  I do not see an option when I go to "Card 
> > Appearance" under "Configure Mnemosyne". 
> > I will give you a real example.  Within MS-Word, the line spacing for 
> > the following text is set to 1.  Spacing before a paragraph is 0 pt. 
> > Spacing after a paragrah is 0 pt. 
> > This is how it looks in MS-Word: 
> > 
> > (a) food 
> > 
> > Note: foodstuffs, processed 
> > On range certains … dans le réfrigérateur. 
> > SYN : les provisions, la nourriture (food in general or nourishment), 
> > les plat (dishes) 
> > un aliment 
> > {a/li/mă} 
> > Note: countable in French 
> > Note: you need aliments to make nourriture or cuisine. 
> > This is how the same text looks after I copy-and-paste into Mnemosyne: 
> > (a) food 
> > 
> > Note: foodstuffs, processed 
> > 
> > On range certains … dans le réfrigérateur. 
> > 
> > SYN : les provisions, la nourriture (food in general or nourishment), 
> > les plat (dishes) 
> > 
> > un aliment 
> > 
> > {a/li/mă} 
> > 
> > Note: countable in French 
> > 
> > Note: you need aliments to make nourriture or cuisine. 
> > 
> > How do I get my text to be single-spaced in Mnemosyne? 
> > THANKS 
> > 
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