Paul Gilmartin wrote: >When I post via the Web interface, is it possible to see what I'm composing in >a monospaced font, the better to preview code excerpts, and to avoid the wrap >at ...
Even with 'Show Advanced', it seemed it is not possible. I did not have time to change my browser's default font / code page settings... Perhaps later. What I'm now seeing while editing in a web interface: MMM iii Above is three letters 'M' in uppercase followed by next line of lower case iii. By EYEBALL, I can see those 3 'i' just fit nicely under a 'M'. Copy and paste those 6 letters to monospaced editor (NotePad or ISPF) and you will see all arranged so that last 'i' is below 'M'. Usually what I do, I use my e-mail client, NotePad, ISPF edit to compose something with monospaced font. Copy/Paste and review. Then post it under web interface. Another way of handling those wraps is, I simply press <ENTER> when starting a paragraph and continue typing. When finished with the last character of a paragraph, then only then I enter <ENTER>. In this way, my text flow is hopefully neat and readable. Some posters simply enter <ENTER> after a few words and continue the next line, but their editors automatically make the first characters UPPERCASE on all those lines. Each to his own... Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht (Above was typed on IBM-MAIN web interface using Internet Exploder 10) Friday Joke: The old uncle and his wife are sitting outside and relaxing drinking some coffee. Uncle's cellphone makes a BRRRRRRRRRR noise and he looks at it. 'Damn! It is that old b*tch Betty Louw again! I don't know her!' he complains to his wife. Later his cell again make a BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. 'Again that old Betty Louw!' His wife says 'give me the phone, let me have a look.' After looking at it, she screamed at him: 'You stupid *sshole! It is 'Battery Low!'. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
