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Hi!
on Friday, September 22, 2000 08:15:56, our bat friend Thomas Fernandez typed:
KE>> Hmm... Not quite sure i understood that... and why does my editor act
KE>> up on me? Here, this message looks awfully strange...
TF> This is indeed weired; I haven't seen it before. Wild guess: an access
TF> violation not reported. This makes me guess how your screen reader
TF> works: does it get the data from the output device (screen memory) or
TF> directly from the main memory? I would think the latter, but in case
It gets the data from the off-screen model, (whatever that is). But i
think i can explain it... It may be the screen reader, and in that
case, Ritlabs has to be informed, but i could be that i had everything
with "auto" in the editor preferences turned on... Now it looks a lot
better, i think.:-)
And the only thing turned on now is autowrap. What does autoformat and
adjust on wrap do?
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