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Also just noticed in the Tag View.. Are those <p> tags nested?? If so, thats a bad thing. If you look at the block bars on the left of the editor, if you see [P]s stacked on each other - NO GOOD..
Start right clicking on them and choose EDIT -> Unbind until you have a single [p] for each line of ...

Phil,

You should be able to edit that table in the editor. Something in the style sheet is causing the text to stack up like that. If you need to open a new ticket for the text stacking up like that, please do so.

If you were to Add a new style sheet (Project menu - add style sheet -> styles.css ...

Interesting...

I wonder how it works on our Terminal Server? My team of 3 currently works on both network-based projects and a local project as well (a large project where the network presents a performance issue). The network projects have a folder in AppData, and the local project does not, yet ...

Rumor has it,
Possibly Coming soon -
The ability to condition files and folders in the Project Organizer.

Id say mums the word, but I think you get the idea..

It treats all background images as 96 DPI, near as I can tell. So if you create a 8.5 x 11" image in Photoshop, and it is 300 DPI, the image is going to look waaaay bigger than the actual page. You have to either set the image as 96 DPI in your image editor, or play with the size (in inches) until ...

Info to clear the air a bit...

The database for projects on a network resource is located locally for each person.
When you have 4 people in a project at the same time, each saves, each updates the project, each making the files on the project newer than your scanned version of the project on your ...

Andrew wrote:

forfear wrote:hey i think they're using some new version of Capture internally? there's some funkee curved callout tails uhm.

Yep, I saw those and drooled with envy.

You guys are sharp.. As soona as we posted that image, I didnt think anyone would notice.

Coming soon..

bookmarks with spaces in the names is a major problem in HTML Help.
They break up the URL links and cause the links to be broken.
I'm amazed it worked in WebHelp. I'm betting it opened the topic, but not to the bookmark. If that bookmark was at the bottom of the page, it wouldn't work.

Here is why ...

Make sure the XML editor is in Layout (Web) to remove page breaks while deleting columns.
Just an idea.

Double check your styles under each medium in the style sheet editor.
If its working in HTML Help and not PDF - odds are the style applied was done under the non-print medium.

RH

here is an example that should achieve what you desire.
I created a class called 'figure' and applied the following properties to it.

p.Figure
{
mc-auto-number-format: 'Figure {n+}: ';
border: solid 1px #000000;
mc-auto-number-position: outside-head;
margin-left: 100px;
mc-auto-number-offset ...