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Old 12-31-2010, 06:34 PM #5
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
July has it right. The spaced out posts leave me spaced out. The War and Peace posts without any paragraph spacing get me lost.

The best for many of us is paragraphs of 4 to 6 lines. We don't care about the grammatical value of paragraph spacing, just the readability.

I also will copy and paste into MSWord to reformat a Post that sounds interesting or is from a newbie who needs help.

Fortunately, this forum has great contributors who quickly understand the needs of the others. A non-PCS forum would wonder what the problem is with long paragraphs.
Good to know, I will try to follow this suggestion in my future posts.
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