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IDE in HTML mode: newline after closing tag? Add In?

Working in HTML mode in the IDE can be frustrating to the point of
temporary insanity because of the need to scroll horizontally
across extremely long strings, as the editor doesn't put a newline
after the closing tag. Is there a third-party add-in to VS.NET
that formats the HTML in a more friendly way?
Thanks!
Timo
Nov 18 '05 #1
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None that i know of.
But Microsoft promised to fix HTML editing in next version of VS.

Good luck
George.

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Working in HTML mode in the IDE can be frustrating to the point of
temporary insanity because of the need to scroll horizontally
across extremely long strings, as the editor doesn't put a newline
after the closing tag. Is there a third-party add-in to VS.NET
that formats the HTML in a more friendly way?
Thanks!
Timo

Nov 18 '05 #2

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