be back soon

Life has given me some lemons, So I'm attempting some lemonade.

I'll be back to making and posting code soon hopefully.  I love it, and no way am I giving up.
But meanwhile, I have to find a place for my family to live, get my health figured out, and wrestle with poor internet.

So, a neat little tip I figured out today:

My dad had a text file he saved in some crazy format, and I needed to fix it after I saved to a .txt file.

The simple text editors I had did not have what I needed to find and replace all the leftover formatting prompts from the cross to a text document.

So hey,  My code editor can do that!!!!
Atom on my alienware (currently in storage),  and BlueFish on my laptop.

Find all --->  \par
replace with --->   *spaces
*click option, replace all
done....  240 \par's gone.


Anyways, I'll see you all around!


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