Hello everyone:
I have a couple of questions regarding the "own text module" wizard of Texniccenter.
First, is there a way to assign a customized button to a string of text entered through text modules?
Second, is there a way to move the defined text modules up/down in the
list shown in the Text Modules window? I'm asking because, as far as I
know, you can only assign a keyboard shortcut to the module on the top of the
list only.
Thanks for your suggestions!
S.T.
Templates, Wizards & Tools ⇒ Own Text Module
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Re: Own Text Module
Hi Hernan,
unfortunately I haven't the reply to your question, but I was interested too in customizing my own text modules...
So I tried to change the config through the Windows Registry, and... I messed everything up!
In fact, I swapped two modules in the Registry, but nothing changed in texniccenter, apart that now I'm no longer able to manage the modules even from within texniccenter...
So, don't repeat my mistake...
(btw, if you know how to play with the Registry, please tell me!)
unfortunately I haven't the reply to your question, but I was interested too in customizing my own text modules...
So I tried to change the config through the Windows Registry, and... I messed everything up!
In fact, I swapped two modules in the Registry, but nothing changed in texniccenter, apart that now I'm no longer able to manage the modules even from within texniccenter...
So, don't repeat my mistake...
(btw, if you know how to play with the Registry, please tell me!)