And before it is said....I know the code is improperly formed in places....but MS Office 2000 did that. The point is, it does display fine until I either post back or switch editor modes....so I just want whatever the editor is doing to stop and leave the code alone, even though that code might be bad...

There are 2X the number of line breaks in the above code....and I did not put them there. Original code below   <div style=''BORDER-RIGHT: windowtext 0.75pt solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 1pt; BORDER-TOP: windowtext 0.75pt solid; PADDING-LEFT: 1pt; PADDING-BOTTOM: 1pt; BORDER-LEFT: windowtext 2.25pt double; PADDING-TOP: 1pt; BORDER-BOTTOM: ...

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No, it really does not. I just entered the code and switched views....it added a ton of line breaks just like it has been doing.

Cute editor version 5 & 6 IE 6 & 7 Yes, it is reproduced in your exapmles     I just want the editor to stop messing with my code. It renders properly at first....I just want it to leave the code alone no matter what mode the editor is in.   I have sent you the HTML in an email...yesterday   Thanks

OK, maybe I need to explain further. When I recall a document to the editor from database...the formatting is perfect until I switch the editor to html view...when my code is re-written by the editor and my formatting is destroyed. This also happens when there is a postback event on the page.   Is there any suppport for this product?? ...

I have several thousnd documents that are stored in a database. When I call one into the editor it is formatted as intended...until I either raise a postback event or switch to html mode. When I do this the formatting is destroyed because the editor adds line breaks all over the place. I have retrieved the output from the database and pasted the ...