Is there a way, in the current or upcoming version of Spell Catcher X, to use "special characters" like RightArrow, Tab, Del as part of glossary entries? In looking for this feature I found a glowing February 2004 review of Spell Catcher that mentions it couldn't do it... but hopefully this is outdated information. :->
Example: when doing light html markup I'd like to use a shorthand expansion to write a beginning paragraph tag <p>, then write the ending tag </p>, and then backspace to the point between them where I can insert my text.
Good luck with the new version.
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Special characters in glossaries
Started by ddoer, Dec 29 2004 10:14 AM
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Posted 29 December 2004 - 08:03 PM
ddoer, on Dec 29 2004, 10:14 AM, said:
Is there a way, in the current or upcoming version of Spell Catcher X, to use "special characters" like RightArrow, Tab, Del as part of glossary entries? In looking for this feature I found a glowing February 2004 review of Spell Catcher that mentions it couldn't do it... but hopefully this is outdated information. :->
Example: when doing light html markup I'd like to use a shorthand expansion to write a beginning paragraph tag <p>, then write the ending tag </p>, and then backspace to the point between them where I can insert my text.
Good luck with the new version.
Example: when doing light html markup I'd like to use a shorthand expansion to write a beginning paragraph tag <p>, then write the ending tag </p>, and then backspace to the point between them where I can insert my text.
Good luck with the new version.
No, there's no way at the moment, but I've had this request before. Just had to take a back-burner to all the other features that were added.
Someday, can't promise when...
