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unknown11-Visitor
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February 8, 2006
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Summary : Box around text

  • February 8, 2006
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Thanks to Stan K...

The answer was simple as I expected : @[ (text) @]
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Nick

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    unknown11-VisitorAuthor
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    February 8, 2006
    Stan,

    I don't enter anything after the (text) and it works fine. I've been
    doing it this way for many years with no known issues. If anyone knows
    of an issue, please feel free to reply.

    I decided to also reply to the list so you don't need to send out an
    updated summary.

    Duane
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    poolerj1-Visitor
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    February 8, 2006
    The issue comes in at multiple lines of text, and/or adding text to the
    same line at a later date (if you do not want a box around it).
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    unknown11-VisitorAuthor
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    February 8, 2006

    I've received a few replies that have reminded me of the difference
    between the 2 methods. Thanks to Stan, John, Carol, Steve, and any
    others that reply before receiving this. Most of my experience is with
    Option 2 and I had forgotten about Option 1.

    Option 1 - Use "@[ (text) @]" if you want only some text of a note in a
    box.
    Option 2 - Use "@[ (text)" if you want entire note in a box.

    Sorry for the confusion,
    Duane
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