Noah Iliinsky wrote: > A suggestion that will make life easier for everyone involved when you are lining up characters on seperate lines: use a fixed width font such as monoco or courier. > > If you typed the above in Geneva and the carets lined up with the asterisks there is pretty much no chance that they will in _ANY_ other font. On the other hand if you use a fixed width (also known as monospaced or non-proportional) font, you will see them line up in any other fixed width font. > > For comparison I've lined things up below so you can see the inverse of what I'm seeing: > > s/(<(.*?|\n)*>|\&\#(\d*?);)//go; > --^-- --^-- and --^-- > but I've no idea which of the three you meant. Sorry for the confusion. I'm using Netscape and am not aware of any font config options for the E-mail app... if there is please let me know! s/(<(.*?|\n)*>|\&\#(\d*?);)//go; \n)*> # < this is the one I meant Thanks, Philippe Wiede mailto:pwiede@virtuoso-net.com ............................................................................. Virtuoso. The Global Communications Agency. (r) mailto:email@virtuoso-net.com, http://www.virtuoso-net.com/ ............................................................................. Join Virtuoso-Net (r), the global contract network for communication and programming professionals: http://www.virtuoso-net.com/openings.html ............................................................................. ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch