Re: Ctrl-T Tabs

On 1/8/2014 4:44 AM, Jay Calvert wrote:
> HereÂ’s an example. Suppose I am want to insert text [eg headers] at 
> regular intervals on a line. I can do this by typing Ctrl-T, whereby 
> the cursor is moved a certain distance to the right in the line. I can 
> only do this 20 times in the same line, and then the next time I type 
> Ctrl-T a new line is created and the cursor drops down to the 
> beginning of the new line. If I want to create more regular spaces in 
> the original line, I have to use the space bar.
>
> Is there a way that I can increase the number of times I can use 
> Ctrl-T in the original line - eg to 30, say?
>
I've never tried this before, however, I think that if you were to copy 
your line into Word, you would see that all the tabs are in the same 
item - it is not a new line per se, but a wrapped line. Depends on if 
you have columns showing and how wide your window is for the number of 
tabs that show up in the first line before the wrap. But technically, 
they are all in the one item - you aren't creating a second item by the 
second line, the item is just wrapping because it doesn't have enough 
screen space.


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