FP2002: Pasting HTML

[Pete]

I find that when I past HTML code into the HTML editor in FP2002, it changes
what's pasted and renders it inoperable and hence prints as text when I
preview. What I have to do is actually type it in in order for it to remain
as it should in order for it to display correctly. Can someone explain
what's happening here and if there is a way to paste HTML code without
FP2002 'autoformatting' it to something else?

Thanks.

 

[Steve Easton]

Paste it into Notepad first, and then copy from Notepad
and paste in html view.

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[Thomas A. Rowe]

Paste HTML into Notepad then copy and paste into FP's HTML view.

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[Jack Brewster]

I prefer to use "Edit | Paste Special... > Normal Paragraphs". Saves a step
and pretty much works all of the time.

 

[Steve Easton]

Thanks, I'll have to add that to my ever
increasing "Bag of tricks"

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[Jack Brewster]

Didn't you get one in the "Welcome Aboard" package?

By the way, Welcome Aboard.

 

[Crash Gordon]

How weird I just stumbled upon this trick yesterday too, what a step saver it is!

| I prefer to use "Edit | Paste Special... > Normal Paragraphs". Saves a step
| and pretty much works all of the time.
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| Jack Brewster - Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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| | > Paste it into Notepad first, and then copy from Notepad
| > and paste in html view.
| >
| > --
| > Steve Easton
| > MS MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed..................
| > ..............................with a computer
| >
| > | > > I find that when I past HTML code into the HTML editor in FP2002, it
| > changes
| > > what's pasted and renders it inoperable and hence prints as text when I
| > > preview. What I have to do is actually type it in in order for it to
| > remain
| > > as it should in order for it to display correctly. Can someone explain
| > > what's happening here and if there is a way to paste HTML code without
| > > FP2002 'autoformatting' it to something else?
| > >
| > > Thanks.
| > >
| > > --
| > > Pete
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[Steve Easton]

Thanks for the "Welcome"
As for the package, it was last seen
in Portland on the 27th.

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[Pete]

I find that when I past HTML code into the HTML editor in FP2002, it
changes what's pasted and renders it inoperable and hence prints as
text when I preview. What I have to do is actually type it in in
order for it to remain as it should in order for it to display
correctly. Can someone explain what's happening here and if there is
a way to paste HTML code without FP2002 'autoformatting' it to
something else?

Thanks.

Thanks for your help!!

 

[Mr B]

You'd think they'd release some sort of patch/mod thing that could fix this. Or just add Paste
Special to the Right Click menu....

 

[Dave]

I find that when I past HTML code into the HTML editor in FP2002, it changes
what's pasted and renders it inoperable and hence prints as text when I
preview. What I have to do is actually type it in in order for it to remain
as it should in order for it to display correctly. Can someone explain
what's happening here and if there is a way to paste HTML code without
FP2002 'autoformatting' it to something else?

Thanks.

The easy way around that Pete is to post it into note pad first then
copy and paste it into frontpage.

That will solve the problem.

Dave