This here makes the text displayed in fixed width:
=cd /blah/=
=/usr/bin/start_the_engine=
This here makes a block of code from it:
:cd /blah/
:/usr/bin/start_the_engine
In both cases no underlining or italic problems occur.
Giovanni Ridolfi wrote:
-- Ven 24/10/08, Martin Stitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
i edit documents that describe processes involved in doing
system
administration, so there are
lots of file paths involved:
hi Martin,
if I use this text:
------------------------------
* test 4 Martin
now change into subdir blah and start the engine:
cd /blah/
/usr/bin/start_the_engine
C:\Documents and Settings\Myuser\Documenti\tmp
------------------
the only thing I notice is the /blah/ word that is in italics[1]
Would you please report
your emacs version
your org-version ?
TIA
cheers
Giovanni
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[1] You want you can avoid it customizing the variable:
org-fontify-emphasized-text nil
<source code:>
(defcustom org-fontify-emphasized-text t
"Non-nil means fontify *bold*, /italic/ and _underlined_ text.
Changing this variable requires a restart of Emacs to take effect."
</code>
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