Re: lynx-dev style (was: local_dired cleanup)

[Lloyd G. Rasmussen]

I suspect that some users of braille displays would be interested in
changing Lynx's indent behavior, especially eliminating the 3-character
indent that is usually present for normal paragraphs.  I know ... it's all
in the source code somewhere.

As a speech user of Lynx, the indents don't bother me.  But when I want to
forward or paper print a page printed to disk by Lynx, my first procedure
is to load it into PC-Write and delete the first 3 blanks on all lines.  

At 12:10 AM 5/23/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>[I've been way behind on lynx and trying to catch up; this one seemed
>recent enough to comment on.]
>
>Would an indent profile be worth including in the distribution?  Not
>required use, of course.  But for those of use who switch back and forth
>between various styles, might help us straighten things up before
>submissions.
>
>
>On Wed, May 12, 1999 at 05:00:17PM -0400, address@hidden wrote:
>> no problem (I do this for each file - it's simpler to have only one style
>> for whitespace).
>
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