MacWorld 1998 October/Macworld (1998-10).dmg/Shareware World/Utilities/Text Processing/TE+ 2.3.3/Tex-Edit Plus/Tex-Edit Plus.rsrc/STR#_1105.txt

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Checked because the text is not wrapping.

Select this to avoid text wrapping.  (Lines can be very long.)  Hit return to create a new line.

Checked because the text is wrapped at the width of the printed page.

Select this to limit the text width to the printed page width specified in the Page Setup dialog.

Checked because the text is wrapped at the 100 character width.

Select this to limit the text width to a maximum of 100 characters (9 point Monaco).

Checked because the text is wrapped at the 80 character width.

Select this to limit the text width to a maximum of 80 characters (9 point Monaco).

Checked because the text is wrapped at the 60 character width.

Select this to limit the text width to a maximum of 60 characters (9 point Monaco).

Checked because the text is already wrapped to the width of its window.

Select this to wrap the text to any window width.  This is the method used by SimpleText.

Select this to turn off automatic line indenting.

Select this feature to automatically indent each new paragraph to match the preceding paragraph.

To display a plain Font menu, click here.

To display the names of the fonts in the Font menu using their actual typefaces, click here.  (This feature requires OS 8.)

Scripts Menu

Contains all the compiled scripts which have been placed in Tex-Edit's Scripts folder.

Executes this script.  If the option key is held down before activating the menu, you can edit the script.

Select this item to execute this Word Service.

Inactive because there are no installed Word Services servers.

Displays a dialog which allows removal of any Word Services server.

No more Word Services servers can be installed.

Installs a new Word Services server into this menu.  The desired server must already be running.

Turns off invisible character display in this document.

Turns on display of spaces, returns, tabs, linefeeds and formfeeds (which are normally invisible).

To enter a placeholder character into the find string that will match any character string (length 0-255), click here.

To limit this search/replacement session to the frontmost document, click here.

To extend this search/replacement session to all open documents, click here.

To directly enter any character from the ASCII set into the find/replace string, use this popup menu.

Displays a dialog allowing you to customize tab handling.

Turns off display of tabs in this document.

Turns on display of real tab stops in this document.  Text will be left-aligned.

To disable automatic file saving, click here.

To enable automatic file saving, click here.  This can minimize data loss in the event of a system crash.

To position the cursor at the beginning of reopened documents, click here.

To restore the previous cursor position when Tex-Edit documents are reopened, click here.

Enter the character which is recognized as a plain/dumb double quote here.

Enter the character to substitute when smartening a plain trailing double quote here.

Enter the character to substitute when smartening a plain leading double quote here.

Enter the character which is recognized as a plain/dumb single quote here.

Enter the character to substitute when smartening a plain trailing quote here.

Enter the character to substitute when smartening a plain leading quote here.

Select the default text alignment from this popup menu.

To disable inline editing services, click here

To enable inline editing services for multibyte scripts, click here.  Changes will take effect the next time Tex-Edit is launched.

To avoid displaying Tex-Edit's startup graphic screen, click here.

To show an attractive graphic when Tex-Edit launches, click here.

Select the desired group of preferences from this popup menu.  Cmd-up/down arrow will flip through the panels.

To return all preference settings to their factory default values, click here.