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I'm home now where I have MS VS 8.0 installed and it does the same sort of thing. &nbsp;Isn't there some sort of option for the text editor to not reformat everything?
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I'm home now where I have MS VS 8.0 installed and it does the same sort of thing.  Isn't there some sort of option for the text editor to not reformat everything?

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MS Visual Studio rearranging code for no good reason. &nbsp;Somebody knows. Maybe this is a really difficult question. &nbsp;I'll add some points.
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MS Visual Studio rearranging code for no good reason.  Somebody knows. Maybe this is a really difficult question.  I'll add some points.

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If I insert &amp;#61; for an &quot;=&quot; it converts the &amp;#61; to an &quot;=&quot; and adds four blank lines. Did I mention that this happens in both MS Visual Studio 6.0 at work and MS Visual Studio 2008 at home?
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If I insert &#61; for an "=" it converts the &#61; to an "=" and adds four blank lines. Did I mention that this happens in both MS Visual Studio 6.0 at work and MS Visual Studio 2008 at home?

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I'm just trying to write some HTML tables and stick some text in there and VS 6.0 keeps rearranging the text. &nbsp;Apparently there's a maximum of 80 characters / line before it inserts a return and any time there's an &quot;=&quot; in the text it inserts three blank lines. &nbsp;It also changes every tenth space to html for a non-breaking space, &quot;&amp;nbsp;&quot;. &nbsp;If I edit in either the Source window or the Design window to format everything so my little mind can make sense of it, as soon as I leave and come back it's all screwed up again - exactly - like it was before. &nbsp;There must be an option I'm missing or something. &nbsp;What gives.
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I'm just trying to write some HTML tables and stick some text in there and VS 6.0 keeps rearranging the text.  Apparently there's a maximum of 80 characters / line before it inserts a return and any time there's an "=" in the text it inserts three blank lines.  It also changes every tenth space to html for a non-breaking space, "&nbsp;".  If I edit in either the Source window or the Design window to format everything so my little mind can make sense of it, as soon as I leave and come back it's all screwed up again - exactly - like it was before.  There must be an option I'm missing or something.  What gives.

How can I keep MSVS from screwing up my code?

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