Line feed when entering text
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stbo
Jul 29, 2010, 9:09:26 AM7/29/10
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Is it possible to enter a carriage return when entering text?
e.g. to be able to enter:
line 1
line 2
line 3
into any sort of text control?
I saw a post from two years ago looking for something similar.
The inablity to key in multiple lines of text in either the plain text
of rich-text control makes for very difficult editing - especially
when you can paste multiple lines of text into the control.
Having to keep notepad open just to enter multiple lines of text is a
big limitation as I have to keep copying/pasting them if I want to
correct the text...
Is this possible? Is there a keyboard shortcut I have missed?
Thank you
e.g. to be able to enter:
line 1
line 2
line 3
into any sort of text control?
I saw a post from two years ago looking for something similar.
The inablity to key in multiple lines of text in either the plain text
of rich-text control makes for very difficult editing - especially
when you can paste multiple lines of text into the control.
Having to keep notepad open just to enter multiple lines of text is a
big limitation as I have to keep copying/pasting them if I want to
correct the text...
Is this possible? Is there a keyboard shortcut I have missed?
Thank you
Frédéric Vandaele
Jul 29, 2010, 11:08:24 AM7/29/10
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Hello,
You should use shift+enter to enter a carriage return inside a Rich
text element.
Plain text elements are single-line texts.
Fred
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stbo
Jul 29, 2010, 12:10:11 PM7/29/10
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Thank you for the quick response - I could not see that anywhere, and
had been trying ALT+CR, CTRL+CR....
One other question - is it possible to resize images in one aspect
only - i.e. when I try and resise any image it always resizes both the
X and Y axis..
Thank you
On Jul 29, 4:08 pm, Frédéric Vandaele <frederic.vanda...@gmail.com>
wrote:
had been trying ALT+CR, CTRL+CR....
One other question - is it possible to resize images in one aspect
only - i.e. when I try and resise any image it always resizes both the
X and Y axis..
Thank you
On Jul 29, 4:08 pm, Frédéric Vandaele <frederic.vanda...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> You should use shift+enter to enter a carriage return inside a Rich
> text element.
> Plain text elements are single-line texts.
>
> Fred
>
> 2010/7/29 stbo <stewartbourke...@gmail.com>:
>
> You should use shift+enter to enter a carriage return inside a Rich
> text element.
> Plain text elements are single-line texts.
>
> Fred
>
frederic.vandaele
Aug 2, 2010, 4:24:45 AM8/2/10
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Hello,
Resizing a picture with the mouse maintain the aspect ratio but you
can also resize pictures by this way:
- select the picture
- modify Width value in the "W:" or height value in the "H:" displayed
in the toolbar
- press "enter" to validate change
To come back to the original size, right click on the picture >
Actions > To Original Size
Fred
Resizing a picture with the mouse maintain the aspect ratio but you
can also resize pictures by this way:
- select the picture
- modify Width value in the "W:" or height value in the "H:" displayed
in the toolbar
- press "enter" to validate change
To come back to the original size, right click on the picture >
Actions > To Original Size
Fred
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