A Conversation for Medieval England. A Phrase Book.
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Underhill Started conversation Jul 2, 2003
It looks to me as if you prepared this offline in a word processor then cut and pasted it into H2G2. Good technique - do it myself. Unfortunately, you also cut and pasted all the soft returns and line feeds.
To get rid of them, go back to your original word processor file, save it as a .TXT file, load that .TXT file into Notepad, then cut and paste it from there. That should fix things, but hey, this is a computer, who knows??
Alternatively, convert it into Guide ML, in which paragraph breaks have to be specified. But even then, a .TXT file might be easier to work on.
Nice content by the way. Highly amusing. Next time I'm in 1280, I'll make full use of it.
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tom Posted Jul 7, 2003
Thankyou for your kind remark concerning the content,and for the technical advice.
I have to say that all this talk of "soft returns and line feeds" means nothing to me,but I will look some more at the Guide HTML and see if my brain can cope with it yet.It couldn't last time I looked.
Regards
Tom
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tom Posted Jul 10, 2003
Guide HTML still makes my brain hurt,so I have done the "workaround" as suggested,using .TXT and Notepad.Ummm...has it made any difference?
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