Text 68155, 49 rader
Skriven 2012-03-11 16:50:00 av Ed Vance (9170.windowsa)
  Kommentar till text 68131 av TOM WALKER (1:123/140)
Ärende: Re: New Editor in SLMR
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TW>EV>I have QEdit that Holger sent me, I just have to learn more about it.

TW>EV>Jean is sending a QEdit Manual to me and that should be what I need to
TW>EV>understand what I need to do.

TW>EV>I try using the F1 key Menu and the ESC key Menu but I haven't gotten
TW>EV>used to QEdit 3 ways yet.

TW>EV>I was trying to Insert what was in a text file into a Reply and couldn't
TW>EV>tell how to do it so I didn't.

TW>In my SLMR the Edit function menu is not listed in the help file.
TW>On the colored bar across the top of the SCMR screen(I run in a window
TW>instead of full screen) you right mouse click on it and it brins up a
TW>menu. The copy and paste functions are under the Edit Option.
TW>Marking sonmething is a bit of a pain but pasteing something you copied
TW>from another document works great.

Tom,

I use SLMR Full Screen and then use ALT Enter to change it to a window
when I want to grab something from a message while I am reading it.

Then I use the ALT Space - E - Enter key presses so I can Mark what I
want and Paste it in another file.

I did some reading of the READ.ME, QCONFIG.DAT and MACRO.TXT files in
QEdit today and learned how to get a text file inserted into the message
I'm replying to (or in a new message).

If I start a Reply and then Split the window, Open the file I want to
get some text from (in the lower window), Mark it and then Put it into
the top window and then continue on.

In SLMR's SLME Editor, all I have to do is use ALT R to insert the text
from a file, to get it in the message space and then continue on.

Holger has been sending emails to me to help me with QEdit.

I've also got some help here in WIN95 from other users.

I'm getting more comfortable with using QEdit now.

As always, I appreciate all the help I can get.   Thanks.


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