Re: TTG marketing woes

["Paul R. Falzer" prf@xxxxxxxx]

At 02:14 PM 2/2/96 -0500, you wrote:
>Paul:
>
>>Further, WinWord's keyboard is more
>>easily and fully configurable than XyWrite's
>
>Huh? How do you, for instance, load cursor left onto control-J?

Record a macro that moves the cursor left, then assign it to crl-J..

>Or make the
>(unshifted) left bracket put out a backspace-delete? The closest I've been
>able to come in WinWord is by writing macros. But I don't think you can put
>macros on unshifted keys. Or do you know something I don't know.

You're right about not being able to put a macro on an unshifted key. In
this instance, you write a backspace-delete macro and assign it to ctrl-[ or
another control key combination. WinWord also allows you to assign keystroke
sequences. For instance, you could reserve F2 for special editing keys, then
assign the backspace-delete macro to F2-[ (in sequence).

Paul