Odd spacing issues in IE on PCs

it seems like the <BR> are being ignored:
http://studiot15.com/180/templates/golightly_test_2.html
DW CS4
thank you

And it has no function on the server anyhow.
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"GPaul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:gmkfja$iro$[email protected]..
> What I was making reference to was that your folder is
named templates,
> which if you are planning on storing the sites template
in will not work.
> DW creates a folder called Templates, and if you take
your templates out
> of it, by way of renaming the folder templates, it will
not work.
>
> "brad_goldstein" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
> news:gmkeib$hnk$[email protected]..
>> hi,
>>
>> new name:
http://studiot15.com/180/templates/golightly_test_3.html
>>
>> and i think put ( ) after the line breaks.
i think it's calleda non
>> breaking space.
>
>

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Hello,
I am currently running Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 on my Macbook Pro. We use it on a daily basis to keep our corporate website up-to-date. During the past few weeks, we have developed a very odd issue in the DW code editing pane. The letter spacing is completely off, which is odd considering that the font is monospaced. A large space will appear between characters even though no space is actually there. I have included a screenshot below of some new code I recently entered. Notice the space between the form names and the apostrophes. It appears as though there is one space between the name and the apostrophe, however there is none. The code still works fine, but this becomes very frustrating when attempting to enter new code.
I should also mention that none of my code developed prior to approximately two weeks ago has been effected. Only when I attempt to enter new code is the spacing effected.
Is this a known issue? Any ideas of what could be going on?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Jon

Oh, you're welcome!
I know, so many of these things you don't find with a cursory review of menu-items and preferences. Then when you need them, you might not have noticed them first time through.
That's one reason I like the Forums: you learn things you didn't know you needed to know...
I've noticed that system fonts change from system to system, and sometimes you "lose" a font when you go to a new computer.
Best,
Beth

Notation spacing issues

Hi All -
Please bear with me - I have RTFM, and I have searched these forums, but still cannot work a few things out...
Here is an extract from a score I'm working on:
1 - Hopefully, my main issues are apparent! I have worked out how to select the minims in the piano bass clef, or the last crotchets in the piano treble and move them left so it looks better, but how do I move the associated tied notes in the vocal line? I want to select the second part of the tied note (the crotchet on the 3rd beat of the first bar, and the minim in the second bar), and move them independently of the original note. Is this possible? I can get the right look by going to the piano roll, chopping the note into a quaver and crotchet, moving the notes on the score, then manually inserting a slur but that seems a very long way round what seems like quite a simple thing...
2 - I know how to change the spacing of the overall systems/score sets, but can I move one line of a staff system independently of the other lines? For example, if I want to insert a chunk of text between the 3rd and 4th lines of a system on only one page, these need to be spaced further apart than all the other lines on all the other pages. How do I select - and move - just one line of a system?
3 - Related to number 2: can I change the individual staff spacing on one line? Example: A verse has 3 lines of lyrics, the chorus has only one, so the staff spacing for the vocal part needs to be slightly wider in the verse than the chorus. Is there an easier way to do this than splitting the regions in the arrange window, then assigning different staff styles to the different regions in the score window?
Thanks in advance
Joe

All the links in a saved page should point to the files saved with the page. If some are not changed, that would be odd.

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