Re: HTML markup in text?
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 18 Jul 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Gareth <dia...@garethd.com> wrote in message news:7mr2dv$4n3$1...@lure.pipex.net... > For some reason, using OE5, I'm getting: file://:::\ in some of the art > posted here. I've turned off all the HTML options I can find but it still > appears. > > Can anyone suggest anything? > > Gareth. Sorry Gareth, I have to suffer through with the same problem. If you are posting some askii pictures, then about all I can recommend is to put a period, or some other (hopefully innocuous) character before the double slashes in your picture. Like this: .// Then the file bug won't bite. As to viewing stuff... I don't know of anything that will help. You could always copy the picture into notepad, and edit the file://bug out, but that's about all I have come up with. Good luck, JRO
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