Re: MicroEd format problems

2004-08-03 Thread M i c C u l l e n
On Wednesday, August 4, 2004 @ 6:49:23 AM, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:

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>> But I've got a format problem. If I want to produce a list of items like this:

>> Item
>> Item
>> Item

>> It's OK as long as I don't need to edit ANYTHING in it, because if I do, it
>> immediately moves to:

>> Item Item Item

Marck> Auto-format is your enemy here. Learn the toggle (Ctrl-Shift-F is
Marck> the default) and kick it in and out as needed.

Thanks for that, people. I'd changed that in the preferences, but maybe it
doesn't work if you change it there when the message is already open?

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Re: MicroEd format problems

2004-08-03 Thread Joseph N.
On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 22:49:23 GMT, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:

>> Item Item Item
> 
> Auto-format is your enemy here. Learn the toggle (Ctrl-Shift-F 
is
> the default) and kick it in and out as needed.

There are times, however, when you'll want to keep the auto-
formatting going but still avoid the "Item Item Item" problem.  
Best way to deal with that is, before editing in one of the list 
paragraphs, add an extra paragraph on either side to isolate it 
from the accompanying paragraphs.  Then, auto-formatting will keep 
your paragraph tidy as you edit, and, when you're done, just 
delete the two hidden paragraph marks.

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Re: MicroEd format problems

2004-08-03 Thread Richard Wakeford
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Hello M,

On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 you wrote in 

MicCullen> But I've got a format problem. If I want to
MicCullen> produce a list of items like this:

MicCullen> Item
MicCullen> Item
MicCullen> Item

MicCullen> It's OK as long as I don't need to edit ANYTHING
MicCullen> in it, because if I do, it
MicCullen> immediately moves to:

MicCullen> Item Item Item

Down at the bottom of the editor are some icons. Deselect the second and
third ( Auto-format and auto-wrap) and that should do it nicely for you.

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Richard

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Re: MicroEd format problems

2004-08-03 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Dear Mic,

@4-Aug-2004, 06:45 +0800 (03-Aug 23:45 UK time) M i c C u l l e n
said to tbudl:

... 
> But I've got a format problem. If I want to produce a list of items like this:

> Item
> Item
> Item

> It's OK as long as I don't need to edit ANYTHING in it, because if I do, it
> immediately moves to:

> Item Item Item

Auto-format is your enemy here. Learn the toggle (Ctrl-Shift-F is
the default) and kick it in and out as needed.

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MicroEd format problems

2004-08-03 Thread M i c C u l l e n
G'day tbudl,

I've switched to using MicroEd as my composition editor, and I'm slowly
getting used to the revolting look of non-proportional fonts.

But I've got a format problem. If I want to produce a list of items like this:

Item
Item
Item

It's OK as long as I don't need to edit ANYTHING in it, because if I do, it
immediately moves to:

Item Item Item

I've played with various settings, but haven't fixed it.

I'm sure it's something simple.

Any ideas? TIA.

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the pleasant fact that there are only ten of them.” H. L. Mencken




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