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Is this an Image Ready question? Cant you use the &quot;Find and Replace&quot; to change all occurrences of &amp;lt to &lt;&nbsp;to chane them all at once instead of one by one? 
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Is this an Image Ready question? Cant you use the "Find and Replace" to change all occurrences of &lt to < to chane them all at once instead of one by one?

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The correct method:<br />
*select normal mode<br />
*click where you'd like the code to be inserted.<br />
*From the menu: Edit/paste special/treat as HTML.
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The correct method:
*select normal mode
*click where you'd like the code to be inserted.
*From the menu: Edit/paste special/treat as HTML.

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rtanton changed the proposed answer to a comment 
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rtanton changed the proposed answer to a comment

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Out of everyone whom aswered rtanton's worked the fastest. I don't understand Coopa's answer. Where do you choose edit/paste/treat as html? <br />
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Thanks to all. <br />
Paul
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Out of everyone whom aswered rtanton's worked the fastest. I don't understand Coopa's answer. Where do you choose edit/paste/treat as html?

Thanks to all.
Paul

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I've got the making of the rollovers down and I can preview them in my browzer. How do I inc. them into FP? When I copy and paste the HTML into FP every &lt;&nbsp;symbol gets changed to a &amp;lt; I can change this manually but is there a better way? Thanks.
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I've got the making of the rollovers down and I can preview them in my browzer. How do I inc. them into FP? When I copy and paste the HTML into FP every < symbol gets changed to a &lt; I can change this manually but is there a better way? Thanks.

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