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Thanks Jason.<br />
In CS3 it's &quot;Apply Source Formatting&quot; and it works a treat.<br />
:o)
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Thanks Jason.
In CS3 it's "Apply Source Formatting" and it works a treat.
:o)

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I'm switching from FrontPage &amp;&nbsp;Expression Web to Dreamweaver CS3. Stand by for many more silly questions.<br />
:o)
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I'm switching from FrontPage & Expression Web to Dreamweaver CS3. Stand by for many more silly questions.
:o)

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Picky, picky. &nbsp;I was doing that from memory. 
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Picky, picky.  I was doing that from memory.

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I wasn't being picky.<br />
I thought perhaps Adobe had changed the menu - just trying to help.<br />
:o)
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I wasn't being picky.
I thought perhaps Adobe had changed the menu - just trying to help.
:o)

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:)<br />
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Keep the &quot;silly&quot; questions coming. &nbsp;We'll get you de-Microsofted in a hurry.
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:)

Keep the "silly" questions coming.  We'll get you de-Microsofted in a hurry.

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Really make my day Jason  persuade Adobe to produce a Creative Suite CS4 for Linux.<br />
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:o)
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Really make my day Jason  persuade Adobe to produce a Creative Suite CS4 for Linux.

:o)

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You presume I have some sort of pull with Adobe. &nbsp;I do not...I doubt they know I exist or that I provide better support than the people they outsource to in India :)<br />
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I'm more than a little p*ssed that CS4 looks to be coming out before CS3 receives a badly-needed patch. &nbsp;
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You presume I have some sort of pull with Adobe.  I do not...I doubt they know I exist or that I provide better support than the people they outsource to in India :)

I'm more than a little p*ssed that CS4 looks to be coming out before CS3 receives a badly-needed patch.  

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Not sure how to word this.<br />
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I have dozens of pages in which the code has ended up as a solid block.<br />
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Is there a method in DW of automatically breaking this up into individual tags with line breaks after each closing tag?<br />
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Or do I have to go through each page, reorder and indent each tag?
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Not sure how to word this.

I have dozens of pages in which the code has ended up as a solid block.

Is there a method in DW of automatically breaking this up into individual tags with line breaks after each closing tag?

Or do I have to go through each page, reorder and indent each tag?

How to automatically reformat code view?

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