On 5/15/2013 1:33 PM, Aere Greenway wrote:
On 05/15/2013 11:28 AM, Aere Greenway wrote:
On 05/15/2013 11:19 AM, Aere Greenway wrote:
The only problem I have observed, is what appears in the indented
line below. In that line, I selected the word "bold" and changed it
to bold emphasis, and it appeared that way (in bold) to me in the
e-mail I sent. Here is the line:
This line has a single word in *bold* emphasis (or at least, it
should have).
To avoid that problem, I simply avoid using different emphasis
(which you can't do in plain text anyway).
John, and all:
It appears that they have fixed the font problem I have seen in the
past (in Lubuntu 12.10).
If you view e-mails in HTML, you will see the word in *bold* above
(and to the left).
When the problem was there, you would see something like /bold/ instead.
All:
Apparently the problem is still there. It looks like the formatting
problems only appear in the prior e-mail text, and above, the
character "*" appears, rather then the "/" I have seen before.
Thanks, Aere, I didn't remember that it was you I had the previous
exchange with.
I'm glad to hear that the more severe font bugs don't appear under
Lubuntu, just this rendering of previously-sent bold text encapsulated
with *'s (and probably italic text with /'s).
I think I recall TB rendering plain text that uses traditional emphasis
encapsulation characters (* for bold and / for italics) with their HTML
equivalents (so *bold emphasis* in plain text was rendered as *bold
emphasis*) by the TB reader. It sounds like it is doing the opposite
with previously-sent mail.
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