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From:
Stefan Woehrmann2 Date: Wed Aug 1, 2001 7:55 am Subject: Re: Deleting Blank Lines in SignWriter | |
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Hi Nancy, I got in trouble with "deleting unwanted space" months ago. Now I learned abbout that and would be happy to assist! If I understand your problem you can not delete an empty line between to text-lines - is that correct ? Navigate the cursor into the line you want to delete Press the "home - key " (the cursor moves to the left side) Press alt+s (The left bracket shows up) Press the bar - key (two to three times- the cursor moves a little bit to the right) Press alt + s (Now the right bracket shows up) Press delete Now the line is gone but there is one (??) blank field in the beginning. If you repeat the procedure you can delete it as well ! There are several ways to solve the problem but in the beginning it should be fine to explain one of them ;-) ??? All the best Stefan ;-) ----- Original Message ----- From: Nancy Cole To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 12:45 AM Subject: Re: Deleting Blank Lines in SignWriter > Ok, I did what you said, and got it back to 2 lines up, but still have one > line blank and that won't budge. > > I also fixed the C handshape, and now just working on the words. I think > maybe I should add more facial expression. I feel like I'm missing alot. > > So, now I only have one blank space. Can I fix that? > > Smiles > Nancy > > > >From: Valerie Sutton > >Reply-To: SignWriting List > >To: SignWriting List > >Subject: Deleting Blank Lines in SignWriter > >Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 12:11:58 -0700 > > > >Nancy Cole wrote: > >>For some reason it left 3 blank lines. > >>How do I fix this? Smiles:) > > > > > >SignWriting List > >July 31, 2001 > > > >Were the blank lines in the middle of the document, or at the end? > > > >Do you know about the Margin Command? SignWriter will move signs down > >a little temporarily, to make space for another sign while you are > >typing. When you are done inserting the new sign, you then need to > >type Alt-M for Margin, to move the lines back up again...to fix the > >Margins. > > > >You can find a description of the Margin Command in your SignWriter > >Notebook, in the third and fourth manuals. Try that first. Then write > >again if you can't figure it out. > >-- > > > >Val ;-> > > > > > >----------------------------- > > > >Valerie Sutton > > > > > >SignWritingSite: > >https://www.SignWriting.org > > > >SignWriting List Archives: > >https://groups.yahoo.com/group/sw-l/ > > > >To post a message to the SW List: > > > > |
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