HTML 4 specifies that BLOCKQUOTE is deprecated for indentation. My application doesn't support BLOCKQUOTE for indentation. It expects using margin-left style on P element. I cannot figure out how this can be achieved with the avaliable JavaScript API. Can you provide me with an example how to change default behavior?   Thank you, Alex

When the cursor is inside the editor, and TAB key is pressed, 3   are inserted at cursor position. When TAB key is pressed again 4   are inserted, whether the cursor remains on the same position or not. Is this a bug? My application depends on number of   inserted on TAB key.   Thank you, Alex  

I've been going in circles again because of your developer's guide. For the ''PasteHTML'' you put a sample that calls it with lower case ''p''. Sometimes people spend hours to figure out what's wrong. And this is not the only one. Try to use the spell check button on toolbar. According to developer's guide, you should put <item ...

Fixed. My fault. Sorry.   There are two dropdowns: CssStyle and CssClass. I typed CssStyle in the config file for the name of the dropdown.   Thank you, Alex

I'm using a trial version of CuteEdit. When I use pasteHTML JavaScript API call, I'm getting an error message ''Object doesn't support this property or method.''.   Here is the code:             <script>var editor = document.getElementById(''<%= Editor1.ClientID %>''); ...

I'm using the trial version of CuteEdit. I have the code under ''common'' folder in my web app. Here is the HTML code on my page:   <CE:Editor id=''Editor1'' runat=''server'' ...

The editor handles indentation with <BLOCKQUOTE> tags. But, in HTML 4, this tag is deprecated for indentation. I have to use <P> tag with margin-left style. Can I change this editor behavior?

But in my project, I need to clean-up Ms Word and have logical formatting tags (<strong> and <em>) instead of physical ones (<b> and <i>). Can I change the Ms Word clean-up to use logical instead of physical formatting tags?

When I paste Ms Word text, the bold text is enclosed in <B> tags instead of <STRONG>, and italic in <I> instead of <EM>. But if I select some text in the same editor, and click on Bold or Italic buttons, <STRONG> and <EM> are used. Can this behaviour be changed, so the Ms Word text clean-up is consistent with ...

Can I change the type of ordered list, i.e the type attribute of OL element? When I have text like this:   test test   and I select both lines and click the Numbered List button, it becomes:   test test I want it to be like: A. testB. test Thank you,Alex