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Title: Editing Text Expression created using Insert/Text Meno Option
Post by: Dalton Griffiths on 2002-10-02 12:48 PM
It is a little documented fact that a Text Expression  created using the Menu Option Insert/Text can be editted by selecting the bullet at beginning of Text Expression then use Ctrl-E which 'Allows a single, selected item to be edited'. To my knowledge there is no other way, at the present time, to Edit a Text Expression once it has been created. It would be very handy to have a Meno Option to edit Text Expressions.
Title: Re: Editing Text Expression created using Insert/Text Meno Option
Post by: Les Higgins on 2002-10-02 03:21 PM
I do this all the time. Select the pimple in front of the text expression then either press ALT-Enter or goto Edit|Properties. It's as easy as that.
Title: Re: Editing Text Expression created using Insert/Text Meno Option
Post by: soolan on 2002-10-03 09:57 AM
I found that if your text is too close to the Staff, it helps a lot if you "zoom in" and then select the diamond. I've used both methods Ctrl+E and the Alt+Enter.
Title: Re: Editing Text Expression created using Insert/Text Meno Option
Post by: NoteWorthy Online on 2002-10-03 11:40 AM
As long as you do not highlight/select more than one text expression, it is fine to select other things in addition to the text and then Edit|Properties. You will still be able to change the expression text as long as only one Text Expression is in the selection.