This is because that for some reason user control, i.e. the set file
associations, character dictionary, and key-label dictionary entries
were all taken out of the set files and were managed in the script and
the XML file respectively. At least this is how it was done in the last
version I used.
So if you uninstall the script you lose the set files and virtual
associations.
I didn't want the verbosity of the character substitutions either, or
that of the key labels, which were also not accessible in the key label
dictionary. Again, they're in the XML file for some reason.
So I first copied the set files into another folder, uninstalled the
script, copied the set files back into my profile folder, and associated
them in the normal set file manner to the related windows. I then
created my own key label dictionary, which is nothing more than
Control-W with no entry to silence the W when closing a window, and F5
to say, mail.
Hth,
Tom
On 6/6/2012 3:38 PM, Dave Bahr wrote:
Hi gang,
I just updated the tb enhanced ap and changed the punctuation settings,
because I don't want to hear the dashes and les-thans and all that, but
it's not working. I changed it to global on math and miscelaneous, they
are off, but tb still insists on dashing and greater-thaning it up. I
have restarted we as well. Should I just uninstall the tb enhance ap?
Not sure what to do.
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