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Master Geek


# 183808 30-Oct-2015 16:56
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Hi.

I posted an item in the off-topic area of this forum. I included blank lines / formatting etc.. but when i look at my post, it appears that the geekzone forum removes all formatting & makes the post one long long paragraph.

Is this intentional ?

Personally, i prefer to read things if the paragraphs are separated.

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  # 1417202 30-Oct-2015 16:59
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You see how this one is ok? Did you by chance copy and paste the other topic? We're you using the editor or just the textbook?

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  # 1417212 30-Oct-2015 17:08
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http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=183804

I typed it directly into this forum website. No copy-n-paste.

No worries, just wondering.

PS, this thread - http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=4&topicid=183808  contains the blank lines i inserted.

Oh well, must be a fluke error or something.

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