Some undefined text is automatically included in the content.

Some undefined text is automatically included in the content.

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Some undefined text is automatically included in the content.

Anonymous
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Hi there

Some undefined text is automatically included in the content.

 

Even if this is not visible, it creates a big technical problem.

 

I want to know how the text 'pxt4;' was entered

And let us know what we need to be careful with.

 

 

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ian.mag
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Hey,
Please upload the file for testing.
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cadffm
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What do you mean with " automatically included in the content."

How do you create the MText object and content? pxt is a TAB-information for MText.

 

For example: Edit MText, right-click for contextmenu, PARAGRAPH

 

Remove for a single MTEXT, edit MText, select all, right-click for conext-menu: Remove formats / paragraph-formats

 

Sebastian

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Anonymous
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here is a the file.

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cadffm
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Thanks for the file, but the answer/solution is already in post#3

 

After this answer, what is your Question now? Or if it is the answer you searched for, [accept it as solution]

Please read an test my answer and the linked help site again.

For Removing: MTEDIT, CTRL+A, right-click, remove formats, paragraph format..

Sebastian

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ian.mag
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Hey,

Thanks for the file. I have looked into it, and I think the text 'pxt4;' should be an expression code used in the multi-line text, same as '/P' that indicates the enter command.

If you double click the text to edit it, and place your cursor on the first and second line, the symbol showing the tab is NOT present in the ruler at the top (image solution 1 and 2 attached). However if you place your cursor on the last line there is a tab symbol (shown in image solution 3). The commands controlling this is in the paragraph dialogue launcher in the text editor ribbon (shown in image solution 4).

If you want to remove the text 'pxt4;' just drag the tab symbol at the top to the left, while your cursor is on the third line (image solution 5). The eventual text contents shall therefore not have the "undefined text" (image solution 6)

Hope this solves everything

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