Always glad to be slightly helpful John :-) On Tuesday, 27 February 2018 12:46:57 UTC, John . Smith wrote: > > Hi Pottster > > Yes, that is slightly useful. Thanks. > > But it's fiddly because if using just keyboard, you have to hit Tab in > order to give it focus and then ALL the context(s) you add at this point > are allocated to ALL the tasks that you are currently entering in the RTE. > > J > > > > > > > > On Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 12:47:24 AM UTC, pottster wrote: >> >> You can do this with flags but with Contexts the nearest you can get is >> untick "Inherit parent contexts", then Alt+c, and you'll get auto >> suggestions as you type. >> >> On Monday, 26 February 2018 18:13:57 UTC, John . Smith wrote: >>> >>> Hello >>> >>> When using the parsing of RTE (Rapid Text Entry), is it possible to use >>> shortened versions of context name? i.e. To use "wild cards" >>> e.g. Suppose I had the context of @Office, it would be nice to just >>> enter something like >>> >>> Find paperwork for clientA @Off* >>> >>> Whereby "@Off" was enough to uniquely identify the full existing context >>> called "@Office". >>> >>> In practice what happens is that if I try to parse "@Off*", MLO asks me >>> if I want to create a new context called @Off* - which is not what I want >>> (!) >>> >>> Cheers >>> >>> J >>> >>> >>>
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