[duxuser] Re: Using Note Style
- From: Steve Dresser <s.dresser@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:57:27 -0500
Victoria,
The only way to "get out" of the Note style (or any other style, for
that matter) is to position the cursor after the ending style code,
in this case, </note.>. Otherwise, every code you type will either
become part of the current note, or be ignored. To determine exactly
where the style ending code is, press Alt+F3 to show codes. You will
see something like this:
<note.>This is an example of a note.</note.>
Position the cursor immediately after the </note.> code, and press
Alt+F3 again to make the codes disappear. You will now be able to
continue writing with normal indentation.
Steve
On Monday 2/27/06 13:50 Family Services Association wrote:
Can someone help me understand what I am doing wrong
here? Sometimes when I use DBT 10.5's "note" style, I can't get out
of it! I've tried using the down arrow, the right arrow, Cntl +
end, and everything I can think of. Yet when I start a new
paragraph with Cntl + M, I get a new note! I've tried inserting Cntl
+ L to get new lines before and after the note but I still have this
problem. I've also tried setting the ending code for the note
style, {ind1} but it just won't end. Any suggestions?
Victoria Scarborough
Executive Director
Family Services Association
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