Font Book

I also have some problems with what the new policy means to all of us. It seems like it's a bit too much like 'The Wave', if you know that book. But let's not talk about it any longer, as it's forbidden by the policy, too. We'll see how it'll all turn out. Btw.: Column view with a smaller icon/font size is much more useable, too: http://mac.fryke.com/media/column2.jpg

RTF, and Newton Press converted it and made a book. I just had to go in and set my page breaks afterwods to have it make sense. Of course, NP had to convert the font over to one of its own, but the document ended up looking pretty good afterwords. I just wasn't sure that this was the simplest way of doing this. ...

To do my english (or other roman based books) I use newton press. There is a small problem with newton press though. If books become too large the file tends to get corrupted (large is more than 200 pages at 10 point font for example). I had this happen to my german book. I was really pissed cause I had to retype everything :p I am trying to find another way of...

Hopefully, this will clear it up for you. As for book recommendations, I learned a lot from the O'Reilly books "Essential System Administration", "Linux in a Nutshell" and "Unix in a Nutshell". ...

Well, the immediate problem is one of those Doh! type problems, namely, you want the last piece to match \2 not \1 since \1 is a ' if ($tag =~ /(\+)(\])(.+?)(\)/) { Of course, since you know that first should be the ' if( $tag =~ /\+)\](*)\/) { since the only info you really need is the tag name and data in the tag. Also, I changed the data match to be * as that...