"vlad" wrote:Basically it greatly depends on on source web-page and your browser, cause these days many web-sites use their own, frequently very over-complicated techniques to format HTML text. These days we perfectly support HTML formatting, and majority of CSS formatting styles, but do not support text effects programmed via JavaScript, C#, and similar languages.
Either way please tell me what browser you are using, and the URLs to the pages with most corrupted text formatting.
Hi Vlad,
Thanks for your reply. I was waiting for an example with corruption in font, italic, bold, font color, background color, and alignment. One example is
http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Analysis-Egypt-still-trying-to-find-a-fitting-answer-to-a-complex-situation-407753
I am attaching a screen capture of how a selection from the web page appears in my AllMyNotes. Also a screen capture of my AllMyNotes tool bar before pasting. I normally try to select only the article text and any accompanying pictures (only the pictures relating to the specific article). When this is not possible, I would later delete any extra parts (recommended articles, ads, pics not related to the article, etc.) appearing in the AllMyNotes pasting.
As you can see, there are many (unwanted) format changes.
I am using the latest version of Chrome. Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Is IE better for AllMyNotes? I am suddenly finding that I am being told to use IE (my bank, Skype, various gov offices)......