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Quick Fixes
Right click on a button and select Customize Quick Fixes from the pop up menu.
Several Quick Fix functions are available to create Quick Fixes that you can apply to copied text.
Click on an item in the Quick Fixes list to see what action will be performed when you select the Quick Fix.
You can add a new function to the action by double clicking on it in the Quick Fix functions list.
Help. Open this help file.
New. Create a new Quick Fix.
Delete. Delete the selected Quick Fix.
Rename. Rename the selected Quick Fix.
Close. Close the Custom Quick Fix window.
You can activate a Quick Fix from the Button Menu or by a Mouse Gesture. To assign a Mouse Gesture to a Quick Fix, right click on it and select a gesture from the pop up menu. A mouse with an arrow next to the Quick Fix will show which gesture is assigned to it.
To trigger a Quick Fix through a Mouse Gesture, hold the right mouse button down on the button and move your mouse up, down, right, or left outside the button window, see Mouse Gestures for more information.
You can hold the left mouse button down on a Quick Fix and drag it to a new location in the list to re-arrange the order of the Quick Fixes. The first three Quick Fixes will show in the Button Menu, the remaining will show in the More Fixes... sub menu.
Quick Fix Functions:
Add prefix. Add text to the begging of each line. Example: {AddPrefix //}
Add suffix. Add text to the end of each line. Example: {AddSuffix ?}
Capitalize First. Capitalizes the first character of each word. Example: {CapitalizeFirst}
Dial number. Removes all non-phone number characters and uses TAPI to dial the number with an optional prefix. Example: {Dial 1}
Format number. Removes all non-phone number characters and formats number. Example: {Number (###) ###-####}
Make lowercase. Changes all characters to lowercase. Example: {Lowercase}
Make uppercase. Changes all characters to uppercase. Example: {Uppercase}
Remove characters. Remove specified characters. Example: {Remove //}
Remove leading. Remove specified characters from beginning of each line. Example: {RemoveLeading >}
Remove trailing. Remove specified characters from end of each line. Example: {RemoveTrailing >}
Replace characters. Replace specified characters. Example: {Replace a,b}
Set line length. Set the number of characters per line. Example: {LineLength 80}
Splite into buttons. Split button text into separate buttons each with specified number of lines. Example: {Split 1}