> Instead of making a separate command list for your snippets menu
> it can be a submenu in the same command list as your QuickLaunch
> menu.
> 

This works fine. I would prefer though that my snippets would be 
stored separatelly from the QuickLaunch command list. This way the 
management would be better imho, because "QuickLaunch" contains too 
much stuff already.

Btw, if I insert all snippets to the Quicklaunch command list as 
submenu items, is it possible to configure another hotkey that would 
show that submenu as a main menu?

> Name: &Regards
> Command: oldclip=clip.get
> and these two lines in the more commands box at the bottom:
> Clip FilePaste "c:\mysnips\regards.txt"
> clip.set(oldclip)
> 

Nice idea and very useful indeed. Thanks Alan :-)

Another question that comes to my mind is this one: is it possible 
to use name field as a variable in the example above? Like:


- Name: &Regards
- Command: oldclip=clip.get
commands box:
- Clip FilePaste {=Name field*}.txt ?
- clip.set(oldclip)

so that 
  Clip FilePaste {=Name field*}.txt 
upon execution is resolved as:
  Clip FilePaste &Regards.txt 


I ask this because I want to be able to add snippets with as less 
efford as possible. In this case, in order to add a snippet, I'd 
simply have to add a new text file to the snippets directory, clone 
an already existent snippet item and edit it's name.


> > ... When I select a snippet I occasionally get the error:
> > "Cannot find window to change or to send keys to "...
> 
> this should not happen provided you only use your hotkey
> while a suitable window is focussed and the insertion point
> flashing cursor is in a place where typing text manually works
> 

This is an awkward problem:

If I assign the "*Menu show MySnippets" to a hotkey then everything 
works properly. This problem occurs only when the menu MySnippets is 
loaded from within another menu via a "*Menu Show MySnippets" 
command.

eg:
run emeditor -> make sure it has the focus and caret is blinking -> 
press hotkey win+s -> menu MySnippets is shown -> select a snippet -
> this always works ok

but:

run emeditor -> make sure it has the focus and caret is blinking -> 
press win+space (open QuickLaunch as a menu) -> select Sn&ippets 
item (QuickLaunch menu is *replaced by "MySnippets") -> select a 
snippet item -> this causes an occasional "Cannot find window to 
change or to send keys to " error!

I have verified that this error occurs even when emeditor is the 
active window and the cursor is blinking in emeditor's text area :/


> --------------------------------------------------
> 
> > I have assigned a keyboard macro (win+space) which ...
> 
> better learn to call that a "hotkey" not a "macro"
> which has a different meaning in PowerPro documentation
> and discussion.
> In PP, a macro is a series of keypresses in succession
> which you have set to execute a command, such as: `abc
> Your Win+Space is a single keypress (with Win as the modifier)
> so it's called a hotkey.
> 
> Alan
>

K, I will have that in mind.





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