On 3/9/01 5:05 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/9/01 2:47 PM, "Christian M. M. Brady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I have used Erage for quite a while, but this was a pleasant surprise:
>>
>> I am giving a talk tomorrow for which I cannot use PPT (boo!), so I was
>> going to print out my notes to put in my small filofax. Rather than twiddle
>> with page settings in Word I decided to create my short notes in a "Note" in
>> Erage. I realized, after having written it all out, that I wanted the text
>> one increment larger (some text was "Medium" some "Larger"). I could not
>> find any menu command or button to do it and then I instinctively used
>> cmd-shift->. Viola!
>>
>> Very nice...
>
> But not how it's supposed to work. Everywhere else in Entourage, it's a
> command in the Edit menu, and has the keyboard shortcut cmd-shift = (i.e.+).
> It should be the same here, nit a "secret" command. I wonder how that came
> about�
Well, we could justify this since "elsewhere" in Erage it is for *viewing*,
but in composition (such as in a new message, it works here to, in HTML) it
follows the commands found in Word. Given that Erage is part of the Office
Suite this makes sense to me.
Cb
cbrady @ tulane.edu
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