Andrew Douglas Pitonyak さんは書きました: > What do you mean by "Highlight"? > > Can you write a single macro to do this? My guess is that it can be done > if you desire to do so. the trick, however, is that your macro must be > able to determine the current state so that it can be toggled. > > You say that you have a macro that turns it on, and one that turns it off. > > Can you post the macros for this and let me have a look? > > On 08/20/2010 10:05 PM, Thomas Blasejewicz wrote: > >> Good morning >> I am sure, I will make myself with this question - which I actually >> posted already 2-3 times in the past - the most unpopular person on the >> list. >> >> Toggle functions/features. >> Hit F5 -> get the navigator; hit F5 again -> the navigator disappears. >> Ctrl+shift+p -> superscript; Ctrl+shift+p -> superscript back to normal. >> >> The first example is a function, the second a font attribute. THIS >> apparently works. >> I have tried in the past to assign a key combination to "highlight" text >> and then remove the highlight. >> Upon asking, I was told, the ONLY way to achieve this is by creating >> **TWO DIFFERENT** macros. >> THAT is what I did and currently use. >> >> But isn't this rather stupid (mysterious): >> I CAN toggle the font attribute "superscript" with the SAME key ON/OFF >> But I can NOT toggle the font attribute "highlight" ON/OFF. >> (I have been working on this for a very long time already ...) >> >> WHY??? >> >> Never in the past when I posted this question has anyone attempted (not >> to mention succeeded) to answer this question. >> And, as a matter of course, this feature is available in almost ALL >> other software that I use/know. >> >> >> Anything that makes sense would be highly appreciated. Even this were >> not possible technically (rather difficult to believe!), I would like to >> know the REASON instead of quietely dealing with this schizophrenic >> behavior. >> >> Thank you. >> > > By "highlight" I mean applying a colored background to the selected text (in the form of a fluorescent marker). Naturally, that makes the text stand out.
Yes, I DO have 2 macros (it took me some struggle to set them up). One applies the background color to the text (highlight it) and the other removes it, if I select exactly the highlighted text. I would love to send you the macro content, but I am afraid I do not know how find, copy and paste the content. If you could me a hint as to how to achieve that I will gladly provide you the requested information. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
