At 15:13 15/04/2007 -0500, Dan Lewis wrote:
On Sunday April 15 2007 7:11 am, Brian Barker wrote: > At 21:28 14/04/2007 -0700, Wanda Ochoa wrote: > >I have never gotten much use out of autotext because when I do use > >it I can't keep it from adding a line feed/carriage return; as a > >result, I have to backspace over the lf/cr to the end of the > >autotext in the event I don't want to end a line of my document > > with it. I make certain that I select precisely the text I want > > -- without [new paragraph] at the end > >of a line -- when I create the autotext. > > > >Is this the planned behavior, or is there some setting, option or > >customization that can eliminate it or work around it? > > I don't seem to be able to reproduce your problem. But however it > occurs, there is, I think, a simple workaround. Once you have > created the AutoText with the unwanted trailing newline, just go > back and edit it to remove this: > > o Go to Edit | AutoText... and select the appropriate entry. > o From the AutoText drop-down, select Edit. This opens a new > document with just the replacement text. > o Remove the extra newline. > o Close this document and choose the Save option. > > Or does this suffer from the same problem as the original creation? > > Brian BarkerWhen I edited the AutoText entry in the document that AutoText opened, the entry had two paragraph markers. (Nonprinting characters were ON.) I was able to remove the one on the following line but not the first one. Dan
But the extra, second paragraph break is the only one you *need* to remove. You've solved the problem. Really!
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