Urmas wrote:
"japples":
A more efficient way would be to have the codes seen where they are in
document and make corrections on the spot.
I've never used WP, but basing on Wiki images, it shows mostly useless
stuff like linebreaks and spaces. Do you want to see where each
formatting run begins and ends?
May I suggest you use the real deal rather than accepting an explanation
by a third party - listening to a third party is similar to listening to
gossip rather than finding out for yourself. Most of the time you will
find gossip is a mix of truth and fantasy. Last comment, OO has similar
codes revealed and, personally, I have used them for over 30 years and
find them most helpful. In the past, I was able to help co-workers who
used a product without ability to see codes. They spent hours trying to
fix a document that took me less than 10 minutes.
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