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coyot wrote: > beerslayer wrote: > >> According to the settings dialog, the feature tied to >> "Shift+Space" is called "Run Clip". I would *never* have >> guessed that a feature named "Run Clip" had anything >> whatsoever to do with HTML editing. > > That's because you're living in a small world. True, but irrelevant. > PSPad is NOT HTML editor. It is a programmer's editor, so > things are not called "HTML something". Also irrelevant. This would be equally confusing in any language. > Clips can be used for any other document type as well and if > they were called HTML, other users would never find them :) You missed my point. To me, a "clip" is a piece of text I store on my clipboard for pasting elsewhere in a document. I would never on my own have associated a feature named "*Clip*" with a dialog that automatically prompts for parameter data, REGARDLESS of what language I'm coding in. The feature's name is not at all intuitive, and confused the hell out of me, and I'm not the least experienced user in the world. Of course, if you are already making conscious use of the "Clip" feature in PSPad, you would know what the command "Run Clip" is likely to do. But for those of us who were not deliberately using this feature, and had no idea that it just happened to be called "Clip", it's hard to find it to turn it off. At any rate, turning off Shift-Space did in fact solve the problem. Thanks. [%sig%] -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
