When cutting and pasting special characters (I have checked angled brackets and ampersands), they do not cut as expected, but rather as their underlying HTML-encoded entities. For example:
A cut "<" pastes as "<"
A cut "&" pastes as "&"
I usually have three fonts available in my menu: Arial, Courier New and Helvetica Neue. I'm not exactly sure why it's these three, or if it's easy/possible to add more, but depending on where my cursor is, sometimes Arial is not listed! Anyway, I notice the above issue occurs for Courier New and Helvetica Neue, but not for Arial. It seems like it shouldn't really happen, regardless of which font is used.
I notice it is the cutting at fault, because a character cut from Arial pastes as expected into a paragraph using Courier New, say. But not so vice-versa. "Paste and Match Style" makes no difference.
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nirvanagold 1
When cutting and pasting special characters (I have checked angled brackets and ampersands), they do not cut as expected, but rather as their underlying HTML-encoded entities. For example:
I usually have three fonts available in my menu: Arial, Courier New and Helvetica Neue. I'm not exactly sure why it's these three, or if it's easy/possible to add more, but depending on where my cursor is, sometimes Arial is not listed! Anyway, I notice the above issue occurs for Courier New and Helvetica Neue, but not for Arial. It seems like it shouldn't really happen, regardless of which font is used.
I notice it is the cutting at fault, because a character cut from Arial pastes as expected into a paragraph using Courier New, say. But not so vice-versa. "Paste and Match Style" makes no difference.
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