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New WYSIWYG Editor
New WYSIWYG EditorShare this Blog Entry: In the new Beta version of our members interface, there is a brand new next-generation WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor that attemps to solve the reason why we shut down and tossed the original WYSIWYG editor that we used back in 2004. And8230; you8217;ll be able to shut it off or turn it on with your new ACCOUNT PREFERENCES option.The real issue with the WYSIWYG editors is that they do not handle 8220;copy 038; paste8221; dumps from Microsoft Word without including a vomitload of hidden garbage Microsoft baggage code that bloats up the database with needless, pointless and irritatingly obnoxious 8230;not to mention useless code that our authors are completely unaware that they are sending us when they paste from MS Word into the WYSIWYG interface.Some suggestions for how to interact with the new WYSIWYG article submission editor option:o) If you primarily copy and paste from MS Word, then go into your ACCOUNT MANAGER, ACCOUNT PREFERENCES, and SHUT OFF the default WYSIWYG editor. Your article submission experience will then be near identical to the current membership interface (ie: without any WYSIWYG editor).o) If you copy and paste from a true text editor (EditPlus, NotePad, NoteTab, UltraEdit, etc) or you create your article in our WYSIWYG editor, then the default WYSIWYG editor and you are going to get along just fine.  After you copy and paste the raw text from your true text editor, you8217;ll be able to use the WYSIWYG editor to add font attributes with ease,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!o) If you primarily use a true text editor, but every once in a while you use MS Word (we8217;ll forgive you because we use it too on the first pass for any new article)8230; you can use the new 8220;PASTE FROM WORD8221; icon that is part of the new WYSIWYG editor. This gives you the BEST of BOTH worlds.Example of where you can find the PASTE FROM WORD icon:By using the PASTE FROM WORD option, you won8217;t be pasting accidental MS Word hidden code bloat that will get your article rejected. Personally,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I wish we could find a way to allow blatant pastes from MS Word directly into the WYSIWYG editor and have our software figure out a way to eliminate all of the hidden garbage code that is included with your MS Word pastes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but that complex solution will have to wait for the next generation of WYSIWYG editors.o) If you are among the handful of members who use form tools to help you automate your article submissions, you will absolutely want to go into ACCOUNT MANAGER, ACCOUNT PREFERENCES, and SHUT OFF the default WYSIWYG editor.Most likely we8217;ll be monitoring author feedback and I hope we don8217;t have to change the default to the old (or current) text editor/submission box8230;but if too many authors revolt on the quarks of the WYSIWYG editor, we8217;ll end up making it an OPTION rather than the STANDARD editor for new authors.Open to your thoughts on the WYSIWYG editor experience that is included in our Beta interface?
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