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    Quote from: abrotherton at Nov 01, 2009, 11:30 PM

    ManagerManager can do this with the following rule...

    Turn rich text off by default
    mm_default(’richtext’, 0);

    Turn rich text on by default
    mm_default(’richtext’, 1);

    Would that be settable for individual documents, document groups, and specific parts of the site (i.e. inherited from the parent)? Otherwise, it just does what the system setting does.
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      Quote from: BobRay at Nov 01, 2009, 11:42 PM

      Would that be settable for individual documents, document groups, and specific parts of the site (i.e. inherited from the parent)? Otherwise, it just does what the system setting does.
      In Revo, yes, you can do it for individual User Groups, or by "constraints" (like a Template or context_key), via the Form Customization section.
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