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timbosan

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#30319 4-Feb-2009 15:08
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I just posted on my blog and see the first line changed to:

Normal 0 false false false

I also noticed this on an ealier blog by someone else but put it down to them making a mistake.

Freitasm, is there a problem?

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  #194021 4-Feb-2009 15:23
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This happens if you copy a text from Word for example, whre all formatting is copied too into the HTML editor. You can delete the top or click the [HTML] button and clean up there.




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  #194022 4-Feb-2009 15:26
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Ah, that would explain it.  I put it in notepad then into the blog editor and it worked.

Stupid Word.

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