S. wrote:
Cannot unzip the .zip distribution of XMLmind XML Editor v6.3.1. See attached
screenshot.
Thank you for taking the time to report this problem.
We'll remove all Thumbs.db and Thumbs.db:encryptable in the next release
of XMLmind XML Editor.
Meanwhile, I suggest to either:
* Use
On 06/25/2015 09:41 PM, Fabián Mandelbaum wrote:
Hello Hussein, thanks for your answer.
The replaceable element can (and does, in our case) have content, for
example:
replaceable role=date2015-06-24/replaceable
If I use the more natural CSS rule, 2015-06-24 will not be shown
anymore, and this
Hello Hussein,
Before you throw up your hands and say We've been through this!, please give
me just a few lines to present an idea to you.
I understand that you think Word-style track changes is unworkable in XMLmind
for a number of reasons. Ok, in truth I'm not all that fond of Word-style
Hello Hussein, thanks for your answer.
The replaceable element can (and does, in our case) have content, for
example:
replaceable role=date2015-06-24/replaceable
If I use the more natural CSS rule, 2015-06-24 will not be shown
anymore, and this is not what we expect. We expect the previous
Good to know you are still chewing this over.
The sheer amount of bloat that collects in a Word document with tracked changes
is an indication that Microsoft had a difficult time finding an elegant way of
doing this too.
-Original Message-
From: xmleditor-support-boun...@xmlmind.com
Hello Hussein,
thanks for your answer. I'll make tests here and will let you know.
OTOH, sorry if I mislead you with the example, but indeed we also need it
like that. We do use two different images for checkboxes (for checked and
unchecked status) with no content (CSS XXE rule
On 06/26/2015 03:59 AM, Jeff Hooker wrote:
Before you throw up your hands and say “We’ve been through this!”,
please give me just a few lines to present an idea to you.
I understand that you think Word-style track changes is unworkable in
XMLmind for a number of reasons. Ok, in truth I’m not
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