On Friday, September 09, 2005 at 12:50:37 AM [GMT -0500], Tom Plunket wrote:
> Ugh, it looks like a big task. Ah well, at least I can do it. :)
The big task is to do your first customization. :) At that point you
know how to do it. It's downhill from there.
> Yeah, I did that too, but unfortunately editing the paragraph requires
> a reflow, which takes the indent out. Others have suggestions that I
> have yet to try.
If the entire paragraph is indented, Alt-L will not unindent the
paragraph when reflowing. At least, not here. This is why I
mentioned first editing with all the text indented, and then
inserting the number when finished. Doing an Alt-L on this paragraph
did nothing to the indentation just now.
BTW, you can indent text by selecting it and then hitting CTRL-K,I.
I don't know if that will be useful for you as well. Unindenting is
CTRL-K,U
> I had a big mess on my hands with this one. I created the folders,
> then went left. Hit the server from another client, and the folders
> were not there. Went back to my TB! setup where I made the changes in
> the first place, and the folders weren't there anymore! I tried
> Outlook and Opera, as well, and they didn't see the folders either.
> There was no %APPDATA%\The Bat! folder on my machine, either.
> I was spooked, but I connected and reconnected to the server enough
> times that one more connect attempt from TB! revealed that the folders
> were actually there... <phew>
So did the other clients pick up the folders being there as well?
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