Conversation text can be formatted using the B, I, U S buttons and the colour pulldown menu. (Bold, Italic, Underline, Shadow, and colours). If you are only familiar with the Microsoft Word-style formatting commands, be warned that Messenger handles text formatting slightly differently. The best way to create formatted text is to type it first, highlight it with the mouse and then click the button to apply the formatting (e.g. bold).

The Conversation Window is the larger, white area on your Message Window, which displays your conversations with your MECA Buddies.

Your MECA Buddie's™ screen name will appear on the left side of the Conversation Window followed by their message. Every conversation has a 1000 line limit. If you reach that limit, you will receive a message. You can choose to delete the top portion of the conversation or close and reopen a new conversation with your Buddie™.

You can highlight text: after you finish your selection, the selection is automatically copied to the clipboard. This saves the effort of needing to manually copy it, since there would be nothing else to do with a block of selected text. The status bar does note when text has been copied to the clipboard.

When a program is sent from the text window, the dataTaker is halted by default. To start the program issue a 'G' in the text command window or press Run on the main toolbar.

If users click the output window when the BlueAnalyzer tracing the data to the output window, the tracing focus of the output window will be change and the format of the data will be a little disordered. Please do not click the output window while tracing to avoid this problem.

Click on the instant text conversation button at the main window, and select your Friend's name. A text conversation window will appear, and you can start typing. Select your Friend, and then click on the instant text conversation button at the main window. A text conversation window will appear, and you can start typing. Select your Friend, and then right click on your mouse, then select "Start a text conversation". An instant text conversation window will appear, and you can start typing.

If your design consists of a few colors and crisp shapes such as text or a company logo, it is best to send them as a vector-based file format such as a native Adobe Illustrator® (.ai), CorelDraw® (.cdr). We also accept Postscript (.eps and .ps), WindowsMetaFile (.wmf) and Adobe Acrobat® (.pdf) formats for vector art.

For those who are interested, there are PowerPoint slides on the MUTCD website that show the 1988 MUTCD text comparison with the 2000 MUTCD text. For the 2003 edition, there are PowerPoint slides that provide details and examples for the significant changes from the 2000 edition. These slideshows are on the MUTCD website under "Training", which is listed in "Services" in the navigation bar along the left side of the page.

Please save you text in as a Microsoft Word file, Rich Text file, or Adobe PDF. Microsoft Publisher cannot be accepted. Please send all of your text in one file.

Yes. Check the Auto-Retrieve the Text/output Window Contents option in the Page/Output Setup dialog. New output will then be added to the previously generated reports.

Yes. Go to the rdsamp-O-Matic page and request the data of interest. You can choose to view and save the results in your browser, or you can have them sent to your e-mail address.

Yes. Go to the rdann-O-Matic page and request the data of interest. You can choose to view and save the results in your browser, or you can have them sent to your e-mail address.

We support original documents made in Adobe Photoshop® (.psd), Adobe Illustrator® (.ai), CorelDraw® (.cdr), you are encouraged to send us the original files you used to generate these. If you have used an unusual font, please send us the PC font file or convert your fonts to vector information. If you used another program such as Quark Express®, Adobe Pagemaker®, InDesign® or Macromedia Freehand®, please export your document as a generic .EPS or .

Yes! And you will be talking to each one of them privately because you can have many Conversation Windows open at the same time.

Whatever is in the Conversation part of the window (not the typing part on the bottom) will be saved along with the date and time.

You may lose your text if you resize the compose window. It is best to resize the window before you start entering your message.

Increase the number of screen lines: the command "/lines" determines the number of lines before a screen refresh occurs. A value of 150 is a good starting point, if you want to scroll back.

For many windows, the text color can be customed by user. First, focus the target window. Second, on the menu bar, select View and select Font, then select Select Text Color if you want to change the text color, or select Default Text Color if you want to set the text color to default.

The AutoCAD "text window", often also called the "scroll-back" buffer, is viewable in AutoCAD by pressing the F2 key. To close the window, either press F2 once again, or right-click on "hide" in it's icon in the Windows task-bar. Back to top When I try to run a particular lisp routine, it stops with a bunch of garbage on the screen... Sometimes there are conflicts in the naming of lisp routines. You may have two routines loaded, and each has a function called "retext".

Simply put, you can't. Heh, no, just kidding. It's actually encouraged that you don't do this, because it promotes continuity between games and makes it easier on the eyes. However, you can also say to other people that "I read the FAQ and know what I'm doing! So there!", which is also always A Good Thing. It is done by using a .

Anything but PDF! The file has to be converted into HTML to be posted at the site, and so it needs to be something that Microsoft Word can read: RTF, DOC, TXT, etc. PDF files can't be converted into HTML easily.

The basics of adjusting photo/picture size were outlined in the previous question. For simple text manipulation it is possible to use BBCode. Our forum allows you to use certain tags of the HTML code. These are the tags: p, b, i, u, pre, img. If you are interested in using additional tags, then please email the webmaster. Tags have been limited because of the inherent power to wreck havoc on the website. Visit W3Schools to learn the basics of HTML.

Currently I have available; Word ’97, Access ’97, Excel ’97, Word Perfect 6.1. A good format to use for text is Rich Text Format (.rtf). This is a text format understood by most PC and Mac word processors. It allows sizing of fonts, tabs, bolding, centering, tables…

Captured text can be saved in Rich Text Format (RTF) or Plain Text Format. Also text can be layed out like it is shown on the screen or with no layout.

There is no special formatting available for the text resume. If you want to use a formatted resume then create it in a word processor (i.e. Word, WordPerfect), save it, and then follow the Upload Resume instructions to upload that resume to the website.

There are several codes you can use to change the appearance of your text. Following is the list of codes currently available: Italic: enclose your text with [i] and [/i]. Example: This is [i]italic[/i] text. = This is italic text. Colours: enclose your text with [xxx] and [/xxx]. Example: This is [red]red[/red] text. = This is red text.

To format your text, use the three buttons for bold, italics, and underline. By highlighting the word or words and clicking on appropriate buttons, tags will automatically be added to the message field. For example: "This is [b]bold[/b] text, and this is [i]italicized[/i] text" will appear as "This is bold text, and this is italicized text" once you post the message.

To format the text of your messages, use the formatting buttons that appear in the window when you are posting or replying to a message. Or, you can use the following coding to change the appearance of your text. Following is the list of codes currently available: Italic: Enclose your text with [i] and [/i]. Example: This is [i]italic[/i] text. = This is italic text. Underline: Enclose your text with [u] and [/u]. Example: This is [u]underline[/u] text. = This is underline text.