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What frustrates me is that this is a solved problem: In Word, for example, automatic substitutions can be overridden by undoing (via Ctrl Z or backspace) and re
by evrimoztamur 3y ago
What frustrates me is that this is a solved problem: In Word, for example, automatic substitutions can be overridden by undoing (via Ctrl Z or backspace) and repeating the same sequence, which will disable substitution.
Preferably I should be able do type - - and then have it be replaced by —, and backspace to turn it into --.
- isametry 3y agoI agree with your first paragraph but not the second. What frustrates me is any sort of override of my keyboard keys – 100% of the time when I press backspace, I intend to delete one (1) character behind the blinking cursor. Not a whole word, not perform undo, not anything else. One character. (Alternatively, if text is selected, then of course I’d like to delete the selection.)
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