Re: Losing Preferences

On 11/3/17 at 4:37 PM, fschietteca...@gmail.com (François Schiettecatte) wrote: I am curious if the 10.13.1 release of High Sierra fixed the preferences ‘reset' issue? It has not. Apple is still investigating, and it *may* be fixed in the current 10.13.2 developer beta. R. -- Rich Siegel

Re: Losing Preferences

Hi I am curious if the 10.13.1 release of High Sierra fixed the preferences ‘reset' issue? Thanks François > On Oct 13, 2017, at 8:19 AM, F. Alfredo Rego wrote: > > Thanks for Trying, Rod. > > We’ll conquer this frustrating annoyance, sooner or later. > > Few

Re: How remove empty tags?

Find <(\w+) [^>]+> and replace it with <\1> The first one means "< followed by one or more letters (which we'll keep for the replacement) followed by a space, some stuff that is not >, and then >". This means that there can't be a > (in a string or something) before the closing > of the HTML

Re: Why can't it be easier to change font size on the fly?

On 11/3/17 at 12:09 PM, reflectiv...@gmail.com (Everywhere is Nowhere) wrote: And besides all of that, why do I have to change the default size just to make a momentary change in the font size? Well, because you don't. :-) More and more modern tools allow Command + or Command - to adjust

Why can't it be easier to change font size on the fly?

I have a lift desk on rollers and due to my situation have to move it around so the monitors are closer and further, and it's a real hassle to change the font size for the document I'm looking at, particularly XML. The type is identified in the pulldown menu on the bottom bar as XML, but if I

Re: How remove empty tags?

One more annoyance, as it would be for this replacement Before Text 1 hellow Jhon Text 2 after ( clear tag Text 1 hellow Jhon Text 2 el código aquí... Thank you very much for your help El jueves, 2 de noviembre de 2017, 15:08:30 (UTC-5), Kerri Hicks escribió: > > Find (using grep): >

Re: How remove empty tags?

Perfect Thanks, it served me a lot El jueves, 2 de noviembre de 2017, 15:08:30 (UTC-5), Kerri Hicks escribió: > > Find (using grep): > (.*?) > > Replace: > \1 > > On Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 2:41 PM, Mario Burga > wrote: > >> *TAG EMPTY: * >> >> *TAG NO EMPTY: * >> >> >> El