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Re: wildcard question/Xy4 to RTF

Thanks, Carl, that solves that problem. But re, BX...Q2, don't ask me why,
but the way I've been doing it is BX(...). The only thing I don't like
about that is that the program is hard to read because there are no
carriage returns. Is there a way around that? And what's the diff between
BX...Q2 and BX(...) ? Oh, and what does ;*; do?

Also, as regards Xy4 to RTF, am I right in assuming that CR can be replaced
by CR plus the code \par ? Likewise tab gets replaced by the code \tab? So
far as I can see, all I really need to do is go from xy4 to rtf pretty
simply. Going back is too much trouble because so many unnecessary extra
codes get written by the rtf-speaking program.


At 8/4/01 06:41 PM, you wrote:
For the "wild" carriage return, execute FUNC WC with the cursor
where you want it.

There's no Tab wildcard. Just put a regular tab. Use BX...Q2, not
BC...XC. A regular tab won't work with BC...XC; you need a 3-byte
tab -- but why bother? BX...Q2 is better all around.