web pages are built on ascii text, to which HTML 'tags' are added
so that web browsers (such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari,
Opera, etc.) will know how to display the text as the author had
intended.
Line length should be the plain-text 'standard' of a maximum of 75
characters/spaces per line of text (so the text will be
human-readable even with an 800x600 display setting).
* The line length of the file is too long (e.g. longer than the
'standard' maximum of 75 characters/spaces per line). This is
particularly a problem if a Word file has been converted to 'plain
text' using the Word "save as" commands, as described below. This
will almost always result in a file which looks like this, where
each 'paragraph' of text is displayed as a single text line which
will run far off the right-side of the display screen, which is not
'human-readable.'
I want to use 70 line length of the file.
Also, I want to use one line then another line consequent.
not like this.
Line length should be the plain-text 'standard' of a maximum of 75 characters/spaces per line of text (so the text will be human-readable even with an 800x600 display setting).
Ln: 23 Col: 177 Sel: 176 Dos\Windows ANSI as UTF-8
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Use TextFX -> TextFX Edit -> Rewrap text to (Clipboard) or 72 chars . To set the desired line length, write the length somewhere, ie 75, and cut this to clipboard, then apply the command to text you select.
CChris
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
web pages are built on ascii text, to which HTML 'tags' are added
so that web browsers (such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari,
Opera, etc.) will know how to display the text as the author had
intended.
Line length should be the plain-text 'standard' of a maximum of 75
characters/spaces per line of text (so the text will be
human-readable even with an 800x600 display setting).
* The line length of the file is too long (e.g. longer than the
'standard' maximum of 75 characters/spaces per line). This is
particularly a problem if a Word file has been converted to 'plain
text' using the Word "save as" commands, as described below. This
will almost always result in a file which looks like this, where
each 'paragraph' of text is displayed as a single text line which
will run far off the right-side of the display screen, which is not
'human-readable.'
I want to use 70 line length of the file.
Also, I want to use one line then another line consequent.
not like this.
Line length should be the plain-text 'standard' of a maximum of 75 characters/spaces per line of text (so the text will be human-readable even with an 800x600 display setting).
Ln: 23 Col: 177 Sel: 176 Dos\Windows ANSI as UTF-8
Ok .
I think you answered my question. Will try it as soon as I can.
Use TextFX -> TextFX Edit -> Rewrap text to (Clipboard) or 72 chars . To set the desired line length, write the length somewhere, ie 75, and cut this to clipboard, then apply the command to text you select.
CChris