[piyushsingh]

Are you using the plain text formatting or the rich text one ?
I prefer the plain text one . In the plain text one , the superscript can be used by the "^" exponentiation symbol and the subscript by the "~" tilde symbol.

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2^3^ will turn into 2 ^3^ .There is a space after 2.
2~3~ will turn into 2 ~3~.There is a space after 2.

The emotions can be inserted similarly. ":" followed by ")" will be :) , ":" followed by "D" will be :D .

In the rich text editor , there are buttons for everything but i feel its a bit buggy .There is a Plain text markup help link in the upper right corner of plain text editor which contains all the plain text formatting information.

Hope this helps. If this drags on longer , mods will shift this to a new discussion so that it gets more responses.

EDIT - The emotions are gone ,i dont know why they arent appearing in this post. I have always done it like this only in past.

[WinTard]

Ah thank you my friend, for teaching me how to use these forums. I didn't know those facts you bring to light. Even though I am a bookworm, and have been all my life, I still didn't get to read any of the RTFM's here, except for the Community Standards, in detail...

I defaulted to the Plain Text editor because I am unable to comprehend the Rich Text mode (without looking at the RTFM), it is so buggy. A whitespace before or after a line and the whole formatting gets screwed up...

But I shall use your tips in the Rich Text mode, as I constantly toggle between both, manually correcting any errors introduced into the formatting by Rich Text entry...

Yes, perhaps we should migrate this thread ourselves... I think the question has been somewhat answered by all interested parties?

Thank you again piyushsingh, be well my friend.

[squishie]

Hello Wintard !!

Read about this processor in Infoworld and thought of you. Maybe you have already read about the nehalem processor. Could be that you might add a few to your future 128-bit system.

http://www.infoworld...ply-sizzles-828



Je

[WinTard]

Hey squishie! How are you my friend? Thanks for thinking of me and providing the interesting link; I appreciate and welcome all your input. :D

I had not read this particular article, but am quite interested in Results 1 - 10 of about 28,700 for nehalem gainestown release. (0.16 seconds)

http://en.wikipedia....roarchitecture)

http://www.tomshardw...m-xeon-released

http://it.anandtech....doc.aspx?i=3536

I wish you the best!

:)

[Foxylady48180]

in my opinion, If you are going to invest in a new computer, and you want a good one, go with a 64 bit. It seems that that is where computing is going. Alienware now only offers 64 bit where as a year ago they only offered 32 bit. The rest of the manufatureres apear doing likewise although most give you a choice. It very well could be that the next time MS jumps a whole point the their NT; (whenever that will be) ; 32 bit may not come along for the ride.