| • New |
– Create a new document |
| • Open |
– Open an existing document |
| • Open Template... |
– Open an existing document template |
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| • Close |
– Close the active document |
| • Close All |
– Close all open files |
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| • Save |
– Save the active document |
| • Save As... |
– Save the active document with a new name |
| • Save All |
– Save all the active documents |
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| • Print... |
– Print the active document |
| • Print Preview |
– Display full pages |
| • Print Setup... |
– Change the printer and printing options |
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| • FTP ›› |
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| - Open Remote... |
– Open an existing document from ftp server |
| - Save As Remote... |
– Save the active document with a new name |
| - FTP Settings... |
– Set the ftp accounts |
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| • Recent Files ›› |
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| - N. Recent File |
– Open this document |
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| • Exit |
– Quit the application; prompts to save documents |
Use this command to create a new empty document.
Use this command to open an existing document in a new window.
Crimson Editor displays the File Open dialog box so that you can choose documents to edit.
You can open multiple documents at once.
Files can also be opened by dragging them from the Window Explorer into Crimson Editor's window and dropping them.
Use File Tab to switch among the multiple open documents.
Use this command to open an existing document template in a new window.
Crimson Editor displays the Open Template dialog box
so that you can choose a document template to open.
Document templates are plain text files saved in 'template' sub directory of Crimson Editor install directory.
You can make your own document templates, just copy your custom document template files into this directory.
Use this command to close window containing the active document.
Crimson Editor suggests to save changes to your document before you close it.
If you close a document without saving, you lose all changes made since the last time you saved it.
Use this command to close all windows opened in Crimson Editor.
Crimson Editor suggests to save changes to your document before you close it.
If you close a document without saving, you lose all changes made since the last time you saved it.
Use this command to save the active document to its current name and directory.
When you save a document for the first time,
Crimson Editor displays the Save As dialog box so that you can name your document.
Use this command to save the active document with different name.
Crimson Editor displays the Save As dialog box so that you can name your document.
Use this command to save all the documents opened in Crimson Editor.
When you save a document for the first time,
Crimson Editor displays the Save As dialog box so that you can name your document.
Use this command to print the active document.
Crimson Editor displays the Print dialog box,
where you can specify the destination printer, printer setup options,
and the range of pages to be printed.
Use this command to display the active document as it would appear when printed.
Use this command to select a active printer and specify various printing options.
Use this command to open files from a remote FTP server.
If you run Save command with remote file,
the changes you made will be saved directly to the file on the FTP server.
Use this command to save the current document to a FTP server.
If you run Save command with remote file,
the changes you made will be saved directly to the file on the FTP server.
Use this command to set the FTP account information.
Crimson Editor displays the FTP Settings dialog box,
where you can specify the FTP server, user name, password, etc.
Use this command to open documents you closed recently.
Use this command to quit Crimson Editor.
Crimson Editor prompts you to save documents if there are changes unsaved.
Use this command to reverse the last editing action.
Use this command to reverse the last undon action.
Use this command to remove selected text from the document
and put it on the clipboard.
Use this command to copy selected text onto the clipboard.
Use this command to insert a copy of the clipboard contents at the current caret position.
Use this command to delete current selection of the active document.
Use this command to cut and append selected text onto the clipboard.
Use this command to copy and append selected text onto the clipboard.
Use this command to select the entire document.
Use this command to select the line at current cursor position.
Use this command to select the word at current cursor position.
Use this command to select the block enclosed with brackets.
Use this command to convert the selected text to upper case.
Use this command to convert the selected text to lower case.
Use this command to capitalize the selected text.
Use this command to convert the case of selected text to opposite case.
Use this command to insert current date into the current cursor position.
Use this command to insert current time into the current cursor position.
Use this command to insert contents of a file into current cursor position.
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Edit > Advanced > Increase Indent
| ↑ Edit Menu |
Use this command to increase the indentation of the selected text.
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Edit > Advanced > Decrease Indent
| ↑ Edit Menu |
Use this command to decrease the indentation of the selected text.
Use this command to delete the line at the current cursor position.
Use this command to duplicate the line at the current cursor position.
Use this command to delete current word at the current cursor position.
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Edit > Advanced > Delete Prev Word
| ↑ Edit Menu |
Use this command to delete previous word at the current cursor position.
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Edit > Advanced > Delete to End of Line
| ↑ Edit Menu |
Use this command to delete to end of line at the current cursor position.
Use this command to join two consecutive lines into one long line.
Use this command to split the line at the current cursor position.
Use this command to insert line comment delimeter at the beginning of the line.
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Edit > Advanced > Release Comment
| ↑ Edit Menu |
Use this command to delete line comment delimiter at the beginning of the line.
Use this command to search specific text in current document.
Use this command to search specific text in current document
and replace it with different text.
Use this command to search the next occurrence of the selected text.
Use this command to search the previous occurence of the selected text.
Use this command to search specific text in multiple files.
Use this command to go to specific line in current document.
Use this command to set or clear a bookmark at current line.
Use this command to search for next bookmark position.
Use this command to search for previous bookmark position.
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Search > Advanced > Prev Editing Position
| ↑ Search Menu |
Use this command to get back to previous editing position.
Use this command to go to current pairs beginning position.
Use this command to go to current pairs end position.
Use this command to show or hide the Toolbar,
which contains buttons for most common commands of the Crimson Editor.
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View > Toolbars/Window > Status Bar
| ↑ View Menu |
Use this command to show or hide the Status Bar,
which displays short description of the action to be executed
by the selected menu item.
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View > Toolbars/Window > File Selection Tab
| ↑ View Menu |
Use this command to show or hide the File Selection Tab,
which offers easy access to all open documents.
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View > Toolbars/Window > Directory Window
| ↑ View Menu |
Use this command to show or hide the Directory Window,
which displays list of files in the current working directory.
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View > Toolbars/Window > Output Window
| ↑ View Menu |
Use this command to show or hide the Output Window,
which displays the output of user tools.
Use this command to turn on or off the word-wrapping feature.
Use this command to enable the spell checker in open documents.
Words not found in the default dictionary (cedt.dic) or the user dictionary (user.dic)
are underlined with a red zigzagging line.
Use this command to show or hide line numbers in the active document.
Use this command to show or hide vertical dotted lines at the specified position.
Use this command to set font settings or select the screen font.
Use this command to set font settings or select the printer font.
Use this command to set the spacing between two adjacent lines.
Use this command to set the tab size used in documents
Use this command to set color settings.
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View > Others > Show Tab Characters
| ↑ View Menu |
Use this command to show or hide tab characters in documents.
Use this command to show or hide the line break symbol in documents.
Use this command to detect document syntax type automatically.
Use this command to set the current document as plain text.
Use this command to customize document syntax types.
Use this command to reload the active document.
Use this command to lock the active document from changes.
Use this command to set the active document to the DOS file format.
Use this command to set the active document to the Unix file format.
Use this command to set the active document to the Mac file format.
Use this command to set the active document to ANSI encoding.
Use this command to set the active document to Unicode encoding.
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Document > Tabs & Spaces > Convert Tabs to Spaces
| ↑ Document Menu |
Use this command to convert tabs in the active document to spaces.
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Document > Tabs & Spaces > Convert Spaces to Tabs
| ↑ Document Menu |
Use this command to convert spaces in the active document to tabs.
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Document > Tabs & Spaces > Leading Spaces to Tabs
| ↑ Document Menu |
Use this command to convert leading spaces in the active document to tabs.
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Document > Tabs & Spaces > Remove Trailing Spaces
| ↑ Document Menu |
Use this command to remove trailing white spaces in the active document.
Use this command to show the active document summary.
Use this command to set your preferences of Crimson Editor.
You can find more information in the Preferences help page.
Use this command to evaluate a expression in Crimson Editor.
You can find more information in the Built-in Calculator help page.
Use this command to open a MS-DOS shell.
Use this command to open the active document in the default web browser of your system.
Use this command to configure the user tools.
User tool is user-defined application that Crimson Editor launches.
You can find more information in the Preferences help page.
Use this command to begin recording the keystrokes.
Recorded keystrokes can be played back using
Replay Macro command.
Use this command to end recording the keystrokes.
Recorded keystrokes can be played back using
Replay Macro command.
Use this command to play back the recorded keystrokes.
Use this command to configure the recorded keystrokes.
You can find more information in the Preferences help page.
Use this command or press Ctrl+Tab to switch to the last visited window.
Use this command to switch to the next window.
Use this command to switch to the previous window.
Use this command to arrange multiple opened windows in an overlapped fashion.
Use this command to arrange multiple opened windows as horizontal, non-overlapping tiles.
Use this command to arrange multiple opened windows as vertical, non-overlapping tiles.
Use this command to display this Help contents.
Use this command to browse Crimson Editor homepage.
http://www.crimsoneditor.com/
Use this command to send any bug report, suggestion, question and comment to the author.
crimsonware@yahoo.com
Use this command to display program information, version number and copyright.
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