Thanks Joe. I'll watch the font. The default numlocks off came with antique keyboards that didn't have a separate number pad. The default with a modern keyboard should be numlocks on or, at least, easily selectable as default. I can't find the setting you are referring to and I'm so used to having it on that I only catch it after an error. Carlo pointed out one that works in x. Bob On Sat, 2003-05-10 at 19:03, Joe Klemmer wrote: > On Sat, 2003-05-10 at 17:23, Bob McLaughlin wrote: > > > I've been tying out Linux for about 6 months now, reading documentation, following several mail lists, upgrading from Phoenix to Shrike but still have a couple of newbie questions. First, how do I get Evolution to wrap text. Second, my bios goes to great length to turn on my numlock and linux shuts it off at every opportunity. Default should be on. Please help or point me at some readable documentation. > > For the lines make sure that the font you're using is "Normal" and not > "Preformat". As for the numlock, there's a setting you can use to keep > it on but it should be off by default anyway. > > -- > Paradise; can it be all I heard it was? > I close my eyes and maybe I'm already there. -- Bob McLaughlin <bobm142@xxxxxxxxx>
