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I am somewhat new to this, have taken a RH8 course, but I'm baffled. When I generate any type of output, the first line in a paragraph is indented a wee bit. I am importing a FM 9 file (but don't believe the problem stems from FM; I have checked the paragraph tags). In my CSS, text-indent is set to 0.000pt. If I look at the HTML source, there are three non-breaking spaces that cause the indent I don't want. Anyone know at what point these get generated? They seem to just show up out of nowhere. Please tell me - what am I missing?

Hi, the only thing I can think of as the reason you are getting non-breaking spaces (i.e.  ) is if you have spaces in your FrameMaker paragraphs. Please check your source FrameMaker files and even do a search for three spaced by selecting Edit > Find/Change. Enter 3 spaces in the Find box by pressing the space bar three times. Once you find these and delete them, save the file and "update" your files in RoboHelp, this indent should be removed.
Please let me know if this works.
Sincerely,
RJ Jacquez
Adobe TCS Evangelist
on Twitter @rjacquez

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