Writing"

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=== ENTER KEY<br> ===
 
=== ENTER KEY<br> ===
  
The first thing you should know about editing the text is the usage of the keyboard key ENTER or in some computers called RETURN. This key will be the most common key you'll be use durring your work with the text. After pressing ENTER the cursor moves one line down and you are able to write from a new line. Example:<br>
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The first thing you should know about editing the text is the usage of the keyboard key ENTER or in some computers called RETURN. If you press the key the editor will create a new paragraph. You can also use ENTER with a combination with the SHIFT key. Pressing the SHIFT+ENTER simontanuesly will just break the line in the same paragraph. However you must notice that the usage of the key is predefinied by the programs developer so it could have different options. If you are not sure how the ENTER key action is definied contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.<br>
  
''I'm writing my text and I'm finishing my sentence. I want to start writing from a new line. I'm pressing ENTER.<br>''
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=== BACKSPACE ===
  
''Now I'm in a new line.''<br>
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As you know the BACKSPACE key is used for deleting misatakes, whole words or whole text. To make it easier their you can use a combination of CTRL and BACKSPACE keys. If you press them at the same time you will erase the whole word which was before the cursor.<br>
  
ENTER can be also used to move the text you have previously wrote. You must point your cursor right before the text that you want to move down and just simply press ENTER. Here's an example:<br>
 
  
I want to move three words from the end of the sentence.<br>
 
  
''My name is Albert O'Hara and I live in England.'''''<br>'''
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If you want to know about other usefull key combinations go to the User's Guide keystroke section for additional information.
 
 
We point the cursor before the three last word ( I will mark it red so you would see it)<br>
 
 
 
''My name is Albert O'Hara and I<span style="color: rgb(255, 102, 0);">|</span>live in England.''<br>
 
 
 
Than we press ENTER and as a result we have:<br>
 
 
 
''My name is Albert O'Hara and I''
 
 
 
''live in England''.
 
 
 
'''''<br>'''''
 
 
 
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Revision as of 09:23, 7 December 2007

Writing text in FCKeditor is a very easy task but you must remeber a few things which wil be very usefull to you.

KEYBOARD ARROWS AND MOUSE USAGE

Keyboard arrows are used to navigate in the editing area. They give you an easy way to move throught the text

ENTER KEY

The first thing you should know about editing the text is the usage of the keyboard key ENTER or in some computers called RETURN. If you press the key the editor will create a new paragraph. You can also use ENTER with a combination with the SHIFT key. Pressing the SHIFT+ENTER simontanuesly will just break the line in the same paragraph. However you must notice that the usage of the key is predefinied by the programs developer so it could have different options. If you are not sure how the ENTER key action is definied contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.

BACKSPACE

As you know the BACKSPACE key is used for deleting misatakes, whole words or whole text. To make it easier their you can use a combination of CTRL and BACKSPACE keys. If you press them at the same time you will erase the whole word which was before the cursor.


If you want to know about other usefull key combinations go to the User's Guide keystroke section for additional information.