i'm trying to print my stupid Frankentstein essay that's due tomorrow and whenever it prints, it does one full line, then one or two words on the next line, then one full line, and so on. i don't have a clue as to how to fix this problem? does anyone?
By Trace on Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 05:01 pm:
Your end paragraphs are messed up. Email it to me, and I will look at if you want.
I doubt it. Wordpad is just Notepad on steroids -- it'll open larger text files than Notepad, but it ain't meant for true word processing. Didn't your PC come with that MS Works thingie, if you don't have Office? Or download StarOffice from sun.com.
By Crawford on Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 05:58 pm:
ms "works" doesn't. everytime i tried to open word prcessing file, it "performed an illegal operation" and must be "shut down." but i s'pose i'll try again... we'll i'll be danged... it worked...
That's a Microsoft feature. It's called "guessware." Guess where and when your software will run. Keeps computing interesting. Wouldn't life be boring if everytime you launched a program, it worked?
By Crawford on Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 07:09 pm:
No, summer reading. It's all part of a combined effort of Satan, the UN, and the Illuminati to drive students up the wall. School starts tomorrow, and that is why my paper is due tomorrow.
Oh yeah, I remember Write. Readme.wri files etc. How about cardfile? A couple of years ago, I was formatting and throwing out old computers, and came across one loaded with Windows 1.0. The Program Manager was called Microsoft Executive or something. Wanted to keep it for a museum piece.
Someone asked about double spacing Wordpad and someone else said - can't do. I have the opposite problem. When I copy text from an email and paste it into Wordpad then try to edit it, my edits automatically double space and I can't, for the life of me, figure out what's happening nor how to stop it. Any ideas? Thanks