Re: Quanta Digest, Vol 72, Issue 4

> One of the functions I had with some Windows HTML editors that I miss 
> a lot in Quanta+ is a hotkey to join split paragraphs in WYSIWYG 
> editing mode. For example, on one I can place the cursor somewhere in 
> the following paragraph and hit ctrl-shift-j and that paragraph is 
> joined to the one preceding it, the </p><p> tags separating them are 
> removed, and a space is inserted on the presumption that the last word 
> of the preceding paragraph is not also split. (If it one has to remove 
> the space and probably also a hyphen.)
Control-J (Tools > Join Lines)
> The obverse is while in WYSIWYG editing mode to be able to just hit 
> Enter and have it split the paragraph at that point, inserting a 
> </p><p> pair.
Control-Shift T and enter the tag you want to insert. This can be 
shortened. See next item.
> All the great cool functions that are being developed are all very 
> well, except that I will probably never use most of them. What I 
> mainly need is hotkeys to do simple repetitive editing tasks.
Look at "Configure Actions" for remapping or adding keyboard shortcuts.

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Kyle D. Skrinak; Skrinak Creative, Inc.
Owner and Technology Director
http://kyle.skrinakcreative.com