Embedded
editing provides extra editing functions to any application running on MS
windows. Unlike standalone editors, it’s available anytime and anywhere.
Press the hotkey (<F6> by default) to activate the Embedded Editing menu. Most menu items apply to the selected text in the window you are working with. IntelliComplete retrieves the selected text from clipboard by simulating copy keys and replaces the selected text by simulating paste keys. By default, the copy/paste keys are CTRL+C / CTRL+V, which is the standard for Windows Applications. You can configure it to be CTRL+INSERT/SHIFT+INSERT, which is used by some special applications.
Learn Words From Selected Text Learn all the words contained in the selected text. The learnt words will be stored into the user library. |
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Learn the selected text as a single phrase, which will be stored into the user library. |
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Learn Words From All Text Learn all the text in the current window. There is no need to select anything beforehand. |
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Sort Sort the selected text by line. Additional options are available in the prompted dialog. |
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Reverse
Order Reverse the order of characters for the selected text |
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Case
Conversion
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Add Line Header to Text Block Add specified header symbols to each line contained in the selected text. This is very useful for commenting a block of code in a programming language without block comment symbols. For example, you can add single quotation symbol as the line header to comment Visual Basic code blocks. |
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Remove Line Header from Text Block Remove specified header from each line contained in the selected text. The reverse operation of the previous function. Useful to uncomment code blocks. |
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Add Line Number Automatically Add line number to each line contained in the selected text. Starting from 1. |
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Text
Statistics Display statistics like the number of characters, words and lines contained in the selected text. |
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Repeat
String Auto-type into the current window a given string for a given number of times. You can add cursor control symbols and delay control symbols in the string. |