Re: [NTLK] Note formatting by itself

Hello again Don,

Now everything is ok. I had play with the other preference in Alt-Rec
(after you told me about its existence :-) )
but, it did not work at first. Now, after a few times toggling it on
and off, everything is ok.
I also set the Style Preference. I am very happy with the result. I
can see word not in the dictionnary as an Outline word and after
correction, the style is set like the all the others word. thank you.

Love my Newton !!!

I found one Storage called Corrector+ even if I do not have the
package installed? I though I had done a complete erase of both
inside and card memory but I guess It did not do it correctly.

I have been ready this list for about a year now and it is my first
post. I usually could find the answer I need with the Search function
but not this time.

I am a big fan of the Newton since the beginning but owner of one
since last year only.

Thank a lots for helping me Don.

Franco

On 07-04-11, at 22:14, Don V. Zahniser wrote:

> On or about 4/11/07, Franco Borgo wrote:
>
>> So the outline problem is solve. But after the word is corrected or
>> add to the dictionary still has is font being change from Fancy to
>> Casual. I am not sure why.
>>
>> Is there a way to set note's pref default Font.
>
> You can set the default font in the Styles application. After you
> create a note, you can change the default style. Subsequent
> additions to
> the note will use your new font. I am not sure why you are seeing the
> corrected words changed. There is a preference for alt.rec.... which
> triggers edited words to have altered style like the 'misspelled'
> words. I wasn't able to duplicate your symptom by toggling this
> preference, but you might want to give it a try.
>
> - Don
>
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