Re: [Wordgrinder-users] Thanks for WG & a Question

[PGillespie <ver...@gm...>]

[Note: I accidentally sent this to David, but am resending to the list. :-)]

Thanks for your generosity David,

// I have been thinking of allowing settings to be overridden in a
configuration file (mostly because I have two different machines which
need different keybindings)//

Actually, me too. So, yes, if the inclination strikes (to create a
configuration file) I, for one, would make use of it.

//What were you wanting to do with it? I've never used a clipboard
manager myself and am interested in your use case. //

Nothing all that special. I usually write in smaller forms -- poems,
short stories, etc. -- and am currently thinking of either
self-publishing or sending them out. I've only just started using WG,
but like it. (I looked for something like this a while back -- couple
years ago -- but somehow missed WG.) For desktop publishing though, it
appears that  I would need to "export"... Copying and pasting the
document into a word processor or desktop publishing app would simply be
a way to skip the "export" step.  For me, WG is a great "first draft"
tool, if you know what I mean. I don't need all the bric-a-brac for a
first draft.

As for block deletions, I'll just keep using ctrl-x rather than hold
down the backspace or delete key. I often write whole paragraphs which,
on second thought, I quickly delete.

One other thought, I didn't see a way to change ctrl+space for block
selection. The key stroke conflicts with synapse's default setting, so I
changed synapse. Not a big deal.

P Gillespie
http://poemshape.wordpress.com