Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 10:40 AM - Response #1
1) Updates and News: This is a classic case of pasting in content from Microsoft Word without using the "Paste from Word" icon. If you use the regular paste icon you're going to get all kinds of Word code behind the scenes. Almost every time somebody complaints about font size and spacing issues it's because foreign source code is in the page. If in the future you use the Paste From Word icon when pasting Word content onto your web site the editor will strip out all of the Word code and keep things manageable for you. In this case I ran a little code stripper utility to strip all of the Word code out of that page, which is now done, but you may need to do a little reformatting to get the page how you want it again. 2) Yes, there is no reason to display the actual link name to a PDF file. You want to leave the link in tact, but simply backspace out the long link file name and type in the verbiage of your choice. It's a good question so I'm glad you asked it, others often have this same question. There is no reason to leave big ugly long hperlinks on your page. All long links can be buried under regular text on the page.
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