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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 17:37:09 -0700 (PDT)
From: kirkpatrickv
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Subject: Re: editing in Moodle
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I use Firefox with a PC.
Vicky

>>> Online 10/04/06 10:25 AM >>>
Hi Vicky,

Two quick questions to begin:

Do you use Internet Explorer or Firefox?

Do you use a PC or a Mac?

Once we know that we can have a base to answer the question.

Regards,

-Dan

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>>> Vicky Kirkpatrick 10/04/06 9:47 AM >>>
Hello
  I have a question about editing the lessons in Moodle. First I write the lesson in Word with formatting such as bold letters or fractions like 1/4(which Word changes). Then I copy and paste this into the lesson in Moodle. There the formatting is awful as there are so many more spaces then I originally had. Is there any way to make Moodle stop from spacing right after special things done in Word?  (This is my guess on why the lesson has so much spacing in it.)
  For an example, you could go and see Math 105 Mega course. In week 2, I have the Section 3-3 study quide that I think has a bad view when students read it. 
Thanks for any suggestions. 
Vicky

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