Smilie not wanted


  1. blockie
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    Smilie not wanted


    When I post to the WordPerfect Universe Forum the characters :D produce a smilie that confuses the reader. I have turned off smilies but I suspect that this one is persistant..
    Is it and can it be disabled?
    I am using W10.

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  3. blockie
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    Found where to turn off. Problem solved.
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  4. derekimo
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    I see you found it while I was typing,

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