DemonGoddess

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I looked and didn't see any stories based on the movie Legion. But, that doesn't necessarily mean they're not hiding there. After all, all I did was a very quick peek. Looking at the above story, it has more of a feel as a story based on the movie Prophecy, moreso than Legion.

Going by what everyone else has said, at least for here, without more details, the best you can do at this point is browse the category. Maybe something'll jog your memory that way.

going by the dates, doubtful. Probably reposted before it was re-added to the archive by staff at the time.

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It's not a default setting for Word, is the issue. Like many things, the RTE (any of 'em really) are set to work with the primary default setting of a given program. So, in order to make it so it doesn't continue to happen, you'll have to set up the document to do WITHOUT the LTR command, when typing in English.

yep, someone who uses Word regularly will have to verify, but you should be able to go in to your program options, and turn that off. I'm not exactly sure where, however, as I've not used Word for something like six years or better now

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The problem is how one software package works as opposed to another. If you're adding more than one carriage return in your original document, the Word default is for a carriage return (enter) to be a paragraph container. So when the RTE translates that, if you have, say, 3 carriage returns at the end of a paragraph, it not only inserts the blank line at the end of the paragraph, it also inserts additional blank lines even though those paragraphs are empty. I looked in the database at your chapters, and this is part of the markup I found. <p dir="LTR"> What SHOULD be there is <p> What word is telling your document, is to RESTRICT it's format from left to right. So, somewhere in your default settings for Word, you have it it forcing all documents to left to right in format, regardless of output medium. As I've not used Word in a number of years, if I remember right, where you find this would be in your document settings. I'll check with a normal Word user to be sure. For whatever reason, that little snippet of additional code is adding extra spaces. I removed it from the first paragraph of your newest page, and now it doesn't have all the extra spaces.

Are you clicking on the paste from Word icon, and then copying in to that text box? I thought of something else as well. How many carriage returns do you make between paragraphs? If you do it at the end of the paragraph ONLY, the RTE will parse that to where there is the line in between the paragraphs. If you do it more than that, the RTE will see each carriage return as an empty paragraph.