Thanks. Unfortunately, when I opened the email using Eudora, it did not come through with attachments (possibly opened them)? can I paste the text below somwwhere, or can you suggest a way I can get the attachment?
>Lisa Girard wrote: >>When I cut-and-paste text from a Word document into a DocBook >>template the paragraphs are collapsed. I know DocBook isn't good >>with physical structure, but is there any way to keep the >>paragraphs/spaces in? I'm not sure if this problem has been >>addressed earlier in your configuration questions "setting >>whitespace". > >What is explained in this FAQ is not related to your problem. > >This FAQ is intended to be read consultants or ``local gurus'' >writing their own DTD or their own CSS style sheet. > > > >>If so, is there another way you could explain it? I wasn't able to >>make the modifications suggested. > >We have a command which has been designed to cut and paste >paragraphs from whatever application to XXE. > >* Please install the attached file as follows: > >[1] Copy attached file to <XXE_user_preferences_dir>/config/ which is: > >* C:\Documents and Settings\<lisa>\xxe2\config\ on Windows. >* ~/.xxe2/config/ on other platforms. > >[2] Restart XXE. > >* In order to use it: > >[1] Copy one or several paragraphs from Word. > >[2] Switch to XXE. > >[3] Implicitly or explicitly select the element *after which* you >want to paste the copied paragraphs. > >[4] Type "Esc w" (i.e First press "Esc", release the key then type >lowercase "w"). > >Note that, if in step #3, you select the wrong element, "Esc w" will >do nothing at all (that is, like with a normal "Paste After" >command). > > > > ><?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'?> ><configuration name="DocBook" > xmlns="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/configuration"; > xmlns:cfg="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/configuration";> > > <include location="docbook/docbook.xxe" system="true" /> > > <!-- ======================================================================= > Converts the content of the clipboard to a list of paragraphs, > then inserts these paragraphs after selected element. > > Replace parameter="%0" by: > > * parameter="[blocks] %0", to convert multiple lines separated > by open lines to a paragraph. Without this option, each non-empty > line is converted to a paragraph. > > * parameter="[systemSelection] %0", to copy text from system > selection rather than from clipboard (Unix/X11 only). > ======================================================================== --> > > <command name="insertAfterAsParagraphs"> > <macro> > <sequence> > <command name="makeParagraphs" parameter="%0" /> > <command name="paste" parameter="after[implicitElement] %_" /> > </sequence> > </macro> > </command> > > <binding> > <keyPressed code="ESCAPE" /> > <charTyped char="w" /> > <command name="insertAfterAsParagraphs" parameter="para" /> > </binding> > ></configuration>
