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mstoelzer Posted - 07/10/2002 : 5:03:56 PM
How can I turn on word wrap in the notes window by default or by a script?
I would like to present help to inexperienced users within an origin project. My idea is to have a button that opens the text help file in a notes window. The only problem is that I couldn't find a way to turn on word wrap by default. And neither 'domenu 33031' nor 'menu -e 33031' affects word wrap in my Origin 6.0 SR4. Any idea how to manage it?
Mathias
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CStorey Posted - 07/10/2002 : 9:22:29 PM
Good question. Not sure it's possible, but the Origin crew can answer that for you. As an alternate method you can just open notepad externally from a script.

run -e Notepad "Filename";

Or you could open the default browser and write your help files in HTML with pictures. This is what I do. Unfortunately in Origin 6.0 you need to be able to identify the path to the browser explicitly like...

run -e "Fullpath+BrowserName" "FullPath+fileName";

Later version of Origin, 6.1 and 7.x, have support to do this automatically with the "win -aw HTMLfilename" command.

Hope this helps.


Craig Storey
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