There was a wonderful add-on/plugin my browser used to have -- I keep thinking it was called writebox, but Google can't find it for me under that name -- that would let me right click on a message board box and pull up a new window with many more options for HTML coding, all available through an interface. Then I would save it, and it would show up on the screen like I'd intended.
But last November, our computer crashed, and when we rebuilt it the plug-in got lost in the shuffle. And since then, I haven't been able to remember what it was.
Does anyone know?
Thanks,
Rob
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I discovered a site that allows you to generate HTML text that's not too unweildy, so long as you save it for special occasions.
It's http://www.quackit.com/html/html_generators/html_text_generator.cfm
Write Area is the one I use.
I'm pretty sure I read about it here, but I could be wrong. I use it all the time, including to design my signature. (Which I cut-and-paste for each post.)
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Write Area -- that's the one I was using! And yes, I heard about it hear, at the Time of the Great Migration.
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