Re: Panel Group help format

Rob

No, that was not the intent or thrust of my comment. Panel groups are not
strategic enough to me to request this feature although it would certainly
be handy.

The point is more one of an observation that the omissions says something
about IBM's intentions.

Regards
Evan Harris
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>Have you submitted a DCR to get panel groups included in web facing?
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>Rob Berendt
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>Dan
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>I can't answer your question because I don't quite get what you mean
>although I have used panel groups a little. What tags are you using ? I
>presume you are using :P for paragraphs but a bit of example code might
>help demonstrate what you are experiencing.
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>On a side note I've lost a little enthusiasm for using panel groups due to
>web facing not supporting them. This would seem to me at least to indicate
>their future is at best stagnant, although for what I have done with them
>they seem a fairly complete package.At the very least they ought to be
>fairly simple to convert to something else - like HTML :)
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>Note that I am not saying that web facing is good or bad, just that I feel
>it says something of IBM's intentions that panel groups weren't included
>in
>the web facing support....
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>Regards
>Evan Harris
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> >We are in the middle of converting our OA help to panel group
> >help (seemed like the only real choice with a future).
> >And it is not too bad, but when we write the help text, the
> >window that displays the help doesn't play nice with End-of-Line.
> >
> >Is there a mechanism to format the panel groups better, such as
> >a hard stop or is a hard stop my problem?  We are on the road to
> >OA recovery and ramping up to field level help.
> >
> >TIA,
> >
> >Dan Rasch - because if the human species concentrated on the really
> >important things in life, there would be a shortage of fishing poles!
> >IBM Certified twice....... but still a couple PTFs away from Nirvana.
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