@Frankie_P, You asked for details: Asus Desktop M32BC (Asus Desktop AMD FXSeries 8GB Memory 2TB Hard Drive Black VivoPC Series) 32 MB RAM, 2 TB disk. Windows 10 Version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.1526) Firefox V98.0.1 (64 bit) Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500 - Pointer speed medium, Enhance pointer precision checked Dragging either an image (from the image list) or the text element (from the build list) to the document (with the target location positioned to the middle of the window) causes immediate scrolling. The document typically scrolls UP (a point in the document goes up) until the target position is above the window. Moving the mouse cursor up (to the top of the window) causes the document to scroll down. Both the scroll up and the scroll down are extremely fast; when scrolling down with the target position starting above the window, it will scroll past the bottom of the window before the user can move the mouse to a position that stops the scrolling (if the user can find such a position).   What other information do you need? ... View more

It's not that drag and drop doesn't work - it works fine. If you can get the cursor to stop where you want to drop.   When I drag an image, or an element from build, to the document, the working area scrolls so fast that my target point is off screen before I have time to react. If I reverse the scrolling direction (by moving the mouse), the target point scrolls on to the screen, and off the other end, before I can react. This happens all the time.   After dealing with this for several months, I have trained myself to use only the tiniest mouse movements, which sometimes allows me to get a red line at the point where I want to drop the element. But it's very frustrating to have to try several times for such a basic operation that should be simple. ... View more

I am creating a weekly email to my congregation starting in Microsoft Word, and then copying and pasting material into a “template” (essentially a Constant Contact email that I created and saved as a draft). I paste FORMATTED text into text blocks, and I insert images as separate elements. I have a number of feedback items: No images in text blocks. The second-generation editor allowed me to drop images IN A TEXT BLOCK. This gave me the freedom to place images anywhere in the flow of the text. In the third-generation editor, I have to break my text into multiple text blocks and insert images BETWEEN the text blocks. No control over header styles I use “styles” extensively in Word. The third-generation editor appears to recognize SOME styles, such as headers, and applies a different format to them. However, the format has no relationship to the format in my Word style, and it appears to be the same for all level headers. You need to add a feature to define the styles for different header levels. List styles are not recognized I use “styles” (such as “List Number” and “List Bullet”) in Word. The third-generation editor does not recognize these styles. I have to select the paragraphs and change them to the appropriate list type; and then I have to delete the “bullet” or “number” characters from the text. It would be very helpful if you added the ability to recognize, and properly format, these styles in the third-generation editor. Multi-level lists are primitive Although it is POSSIBLE to create multi-level lists (by selecting each lower-level entry and pressing the Tab key), it’s cumbersome and undocumented. And, there is no way to use different symbols (or number formats) at different levels. There is no way to indent a plain paragraph. In the second-generation editor, there was a button to indent a paragraph (it also worked to create multi-level lists). There is nothing comparable in the third-generation editor. Paragraph spacing is not conserved I use “styles” in Word. My “Normal” style specifies a line of space BEFORE the paragraph. This is ignored in the third-generation editor. It would be very helpful if the third-generation editor provided some way to specify inter-paragraph spacing, and some way to manually override it when necessary. No HTML Editor I join with all the other users who have BEGGED for the restoration of the HTML editor that was available in the second-generation editor. ... View more