Unfortunately,
Fred. This doesn?t work. Entering ?cc? in the command line merely
changes highlighted text from upper case to lower case and lower case to upper
case.
//Avi
Fredric
Gross wrote on Tuesday, November 08, 2005 4:02
PM:
Avram --
At
least for this old 3+ user (who did not have the benefit of that programmer's
genius), small caps depend upon the font. If you have specified a
large-and-small caps font, the change case command, CC, will do what you
want.
Fred
Sacks,
Avram wrote:
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it possible to execute a command at the command line that will convert
highlighted text into small capital
letters?
Not seeing a reference to small
caps in the XyWrite manual, I suspect that my ability to use small caps at all
is a feature added to our company?s copy of XyWrite by a programmer no longer
with the company.
Essentially, the minus keypad key
(-) is used to turn on and turn off the small cap feature. The
assignment of the small caps to the keys appears in a *.kbd file. I often need
to change text from upper and lower case to all small caps and currently do so
by keying in the entry. Is there a way that I could do this via a command from
the command line with highlighted text without having to spend more than a
couple of hours creating special program files or extensively altering
existing system files?
I am using XyWrite III Plus,
Version 3.58B
//Avi
Avram
Sacks
Chicago, IL
847-267-7110