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#5 First, take a look at Clips in the help file. It's a good start. In the Ruby clip file you can define clips with keywords, eg. "abr" for this block: <abbreviation> "put the cursor here" </abbreviation> The run clip command as suggested prints out the clip if you know the exact abbreviation. To change it's key go to preferences/key map and find Run clip. It's there somewhere. To make it use the Tab key you have to trick pspad a bit: save the keymap file, open it in an editor, find the run clip and change it to Tab, then load the key map file again in preferences/key map. -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
