Sorry... stupid question... please delete this

Thanks, Adam,   We'll give it a shot.   FredD

This is a real problem bug, Adam: Go to http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx and delete the existing table. 1. Use the table button to draw a 4 column, 2 row table. 2. Click into the table and right click to select Table Properties. 4. Using the Table Wizard, set the first column in the first row to 150, the second column to 200 and ...

Adam,   Using the mouse to adjust the cell size in a table is way too difficult. Just trying to get a cell selected is a very difficult task. The mouse has to be so exactly positioned and even then its not consistent. Also, there is only one multi-direction cursor presented, so the user can't just set the width or just set the ...

Adam.   I added a table with 3 columns and 2 rows. I then set a size for each column using the Table Wizard and returned to the table. I then clicked into the table and dragged a cell to a new width/height.   Not only did CE not record the new width and height but it actually deleted the fixed width I set.   Can you fix this, ...

Adam,   In your example, when using the mouse to resize a table cell, a small angular arrow appears near the lower right of the mouse. However, in most implementations, this arrow is actually the letter ''i'' with a ^ over it. It's barely visible.   Fred D

Adam,   Although Ctrl/Alt down arrow now replicates the current row in the new row, it fails to replicate the row height if that's been set. Also, it may be failing to replicate padding.   Can you check this, please?   FredD

Thanks, Adam,   Can you give me a quick VB.NET code behind example?   Thanks, FredD

Hi Adam,   I'd like to add several more predesigned table layouts in the Table Wizard. Can I do that in code-behind? For example, you have one-column table, two column table, etc. I need to add many more, but I don't want to do it in any of the config files because those are frequently replaced when you create a new version of CE and we ...

One other point. You say that FF inserts code automatically if the editor is empty and CE cleans it up, which triggers the change event.   In our case, the editor is not empty, since we populate it with a default setting. Therefore, there's no reason for the change event to be triggered...   Another point: if we try to call getHTML ...