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bug when saving HTML code

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Sam - 07 Jul 2003 22:30 GMT
I have an HTML page I created in Dreamweaver, but would
like to be able to edit one number in the HMTL code in
Word. I can view and change the HTML code, but when I save
the page, Word puts some kind of carriage return in the
middle of a line that makes the code malfunction.
From a "Submit" button I have added the
code "onClick="return answer_onclick()"." The code always
gets saved with "onClick="return" on one line
and "answer_onclick()"" on the next line and it doesn't
work any more. I have repositioned the command in
different places but Word always manages to ruin it. Is
there any way to keep it from dividing the instructions
this way?
Betty - 08 Jul 2003 04:51 GMT
Why not edit it in notepad instead.

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>I have an HTML page I created in Dreamweaver, but would
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Sam - 12 Jul 2003 18:48 GMT
Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm developing some
templates to be used by writers to modify test questions.
They can open the templates in Word and modify all the
text without having to dive into code that they can't
understand. It would be a lot easier for them if they
could use Word and not have to sort through coding.

>-----Original Message-----
>Why not edit it in notepad instead.
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