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jonathan1967
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2013/04/05 09:46:41 (permalink)

Formatting posts on this forum

Is there a document that describes how to format posts on this forum? Specifically, how do you insert a blank line, and how do you include a hyperlink? This does not seem to be a WYSIWYG editor :) Thanks, Jonathan
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    John
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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 09:51:15 (permalink)
    It depends on which browser you use. I have found Opera works well with this forum. 

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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 10:03:25 (permalink)
    jonathan1967


    Is there a document that describes how to format posts on this forum? Specifically, how do you insert a blank line, and how do you include a hyperlink? This does not seem to be a WYSIWYG editor :) Thanks, Jonathan



    Ahhh...
    Never thought of trying a different browser :)
    I just assumed it would work with Firefox.  Writing this with Chrome, and all the functionality seems to work!

    Thanks.



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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 10:07:01 (permalink)
    I think Firefox may be the only one that doesn't work for some reason. Very strange. Using Chrome to access here, but I usually use Firefox for everything else.

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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 12:52:26 (permalink)
    Firefox is the one that works for me.
    (Version 3.6 - I haven't updated it for a long time).
    IE8 worked fine too.
    IE9 gives me problems on this forum.

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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 13:39:41 (permalink)
    In firefox you need to use some HTML tags.  <br> is one for line breaks.  I use it when I'm using FF and too lazy to switch browsers haha
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    Re:Formatting posts on this forum 2013/04/05 15:22:38 (permalink)
    Firefox worked fine up to Version 5.0, later versions don't, it's as simple as that.

    Using Chrome here & IE9 at work without problems

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