I write about computer programming, and I often use the tt font. When I am at the END of a (text) block, I type
Ctrl+I t t Enter (my stuff) Ins and go on with regular text. When I am in the MIDDLE of a (text) block, I type Ctrl+I t t Enter (my stuff) Right That is, Right instead of Ins. I find it bothersome that I have to remember where I am. I'd rather hit Ins in both cases. But Ins does nothing if I am at the end of a tt element and there is a (text) block as its next sibling. Would it be possible to overload the semantics of Ins so that it does the right thing in this situation? Thanks, Cay -- Cay S. Horstmann | http://horstmann.com | mailto:cay at horstmann.com
