Harold, this list is in plain text only, so fonts are not
going
to matter. Most of this post looked ok except for the part
I
left in your email below.
MSword??? Geeeze, what on Earth are you doing?? See my
last
post on how to reply to posts. In addition to what I said
in
it, like I said above, regardless of what you do to posts
font
or style wise, it's not going to matter because this list
converts all email formatting to default plain text. You
can't
copy 'n paste ANYTHING from ANYWHERE (other than a Notepad
type
program) because everywhere else has formatting. Even in
plain
text mode emails, OE on XP is stupid and WILL show HTML
formatting even in plain text posts WHILE you are composing!
Don't ask me why.
Word, WordPad, MSword, etc, all have certain kinds
"formatting"
so you cannot take something from them and paste it into a
plain text email in OE on XP and expect it to look anything
like the original after it's posted. I've also mentioned
to
you before to X out of the email so it goes in your Drafts,
then just LOOK at it and then you'll see how it's going to
look. Then you can open it from the Drafts and re-do the
text
in it. Or, toggle between plain text and rich text, then
back
to plain text again in the email to remove all formatting.
Of
course if your replying to all posts IN HTML format, and
sending them **IN** HTML format, that's another
story....just
don't do that.
Or, best yet, like I alluded to in my other email, just
"Reply"
to the post and let 'er rip!
-Clint
God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.c
om
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harold B."
Hello again (double spaces; it this only happening with
me?),
I hope I'm not wrong in this. I think I finally found out
how
to avoid that
double spacing in postings. I know the last posting
(notepads)
has those ugly
double spaces. I'm sending this just to see if the font,
"Arial
Unicode MS" is
better. I'm choosing that only because when copying from
your
postings onto
MSWord, that is the resulting font. So it seems logical that
the reply should
be in the same font. Here's good luck to this repeat
posting
Clint, the problem with Notepad+'s compatibility mode is
that
there is no line
for Windows XP ... it only lists Win 95, 98, ME, NT, and
2000.
If you know
where to go from there, let me know. I've seen others too:
1st
Page, ConText,
DocPad, ShalomTxt, Win32pad, Xpad ...
<http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/webpublish/fwtext.
html> ...
the list goes
on and on and they're all good. I've had the Metapad exe
file
for a long time
(in the flash drive storage box) and using Notepad+ for
years -
habit, habit,
habit. Metapad looks good (considering that it seems
Notepad+
is not for
Win98); just tell me how to install it in XP
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