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Offline HermesPan

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reduce line spacing when using a Mac?
« on: June 09, 2023, 09:12:14 PM »
I am new to Roundcube. I use a Mac laptop.

What is the Apple equivalent of PC's shift+enter? There is no 'enter' key on my laptop. When I press shift + return the text I have selected is deleted. I contacted Apple Support. They could not help me.

When I type a whole paragraph the lines are normal. But if I do a hard enter I get a new line that is double the space.

Does Roundcube not work with a Mac?

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Re: reduce line spacing when using a Mac?
« Reply #1 on: June 10, 2023, 10:45:10 AM »
shift+return works for me on a Mac, if the text is highlighted when you press shift+return it will delete the text.

Offline HermesPan

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Re: reduce line spacing when using a Mac?
« Reply #2 on: June 13, 2023, 03:02:55 PM »
I will try it right now in this reply box...

...................................................
Sincerely,
Joe Blow

ABC Hardware
'Right Tools For The Job'
....................................................

Yes, it works here. But not while composing an email in my Roundcube webmail. I have tried placing my cursor before 'Sincerely', after it, also before and after 'Right'. All it does on my Mac is create another empty line. I called Mac. They had no suggestions. Someone on an Apple forum suggested going to keyboard settings and changing something about 'period after X'. That setting doesn't even exist.

Anyway, if I only have this issue with Roundcube, clearly the problem is with PC not my computer. I even tried turning off HTML in Roundcube. Zero effect.

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Re: reduce line spacing when using a Mac?
« Reply #3 on: June 14, 2023, 09:25:36 PM »
Now it is working. I must place my cursor after the line where I want the next line to be a single line distant.