I didn't even think to use a script in the message box as both you and Devin
and others all suggested. I was just trying to edit within the properties
inspector. Your approach works. Thanks.
Mark
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Thanks Devin! You've helped me twice now in as many weeks. Much
appreciated.
Mark
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As things stand now, you can't delete the list by just editing the contents of
a field. You have to use 'put empty into fld x'.
If you have access to the the RunRev Quality Control Center, you can see a
discussion of this issue under bug # 9342.
Devin
On Nov 15, 2011, at 10:34 AM, Bob Sneida
My guess is that it is html text, and the format is a numbered list.
Bob
On Nov 14, 2011, at 7:41 PM, AcidJazz wrote:
> If I paste an auto-numbered text from Microsoft Word (albeit on a Mac) into a
> field, I can't seem to delete the very first number no matter what I do. I
> can delete the
On 11/14/11 11:41 PM, AcidJazz wrote:
If I paste an auto-numbered text from Microsoft Word (albeit on a Mac) into a
field, I can't seem to delete the very first number no matter what I do. I
can delete the text, and all the numbers but the very first one. I'm in
the "contents" box of the prop
How are you "deleting all"? Are you saying that if you:
put empty into field "yourField"
the "1." stays? What happens if you ask for char 1 to 2 of the text of the
field? Do you get "1.", or "fi"?
I am not on a computer with MS Word, But I will try it soon.
Craig Newman
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