Sender: SuperSS SS, Area: ANSI Title: Special qmd FAQ 3 6 lines of qmd append and modify ip statement Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Monday, September 15, 2003 15:45:31, site mail There is not much to say at first. Combine the two methods. Add *[B*[90D at the end of the sixth line and then the language to modify the ip. Sentence, but it involves line breaking in PageDown. If you write it directly like this, it is very likely that the source line will appear when you view it in PageDown. broken into two lines The solution is to count the actual number of characters displayed in the last line of qmd. One Chinese character counts as two characters. In the code, first use spaces to fill in the 81 display characters. Note that if the background color is wrong, you need to change it, and then follow up with *[B*[90D, etc. Content Note 90 is what I wrote casually, just enough to move it to the left to the beginning of the line In this way, under normal circumstances, the line with modified IP is displayed on the seventh line. For those using PageDown, it may be left blank. There will be no line breaks in the line display. Under the Web, the sentence about changing the IP is displayed after the sixth line. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 6 Zhang J]