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On Jun 3, 2012, at 4:05 PM, Nicolae Garleanu wrote:<br><br>
> Thanks, Dick. I actually knew about that. I have two reactions; I'd also like to reiterate one of my original questions.<br>
> <br>
> First of all, I asked the wrong question (too excited to finally find a mailing list for texshop?). What I really want to know is whether I can assign a key binding to syncing — so as not to have to use the mouse at all.<br>
> <br>
> Second — and you might find this trivial — right-clicking, then moving cursor down, then selecting — is less convenient than double-clicking (which I would like to do for inverse search). I take it that it is not possible.<br>
> <br><br>
Howdy,<br><br>
I assume you want to select text in your source document. Basically by marking a beginning and an end using the cursor.<br><br>
It is possible to extend your Keyboard commands to do that. If you download and install (information comes with the files) KeyBindings.zip there will be a set of new commands. Move the cursor to where you wish the beginning of the selection and Press Ctl-X Space (that is Ctl-X and then, separately, Space) which places an invisible marker at the position of the cursor. Then move the cursor to where you wish to end the selection and press Ctl-X Ctl-M (separately, ditto) and the text in between will be selected. Oh... these commands will work in all applications that use Apple's Text Framework; e.g., Mail and TextEdit. You can download KeyBindings.zip from <<a href="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10932738/index.html">https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10932738/index.html</a>>.<br><br>
There are lots of things that can be done this way.<br><br>
> Finally, how does one modify the typesetting script to also perform syncing? I know too little about the implementation to comment. I should say, however, that I have moved to a only Mac recently, after having used Winedt (on Windows, of course) for several years. In Winedt, for any command I can run with the mouse or from a button, I can also find the actual macro call, which I can then copy in an existing macro, such as typeset, which pretty much does the trick. (One can also assign key bindings to anything I can run otherwise.)<br>
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> Nicolae<br><br>
Now I'm not sure what you are asking for. Synching between what and what?<br><br>
Good Luck,<br><br>
Herb Schulz<br>
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