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A place to store your notes, unfinished parts, data clippings, URL's
- you can think of it as the backside of the paper you're writing on
- headings, bookmarks, comments - everything works like in the main section
- its content is excluded
- when merging files
- from Word Count and Progress Statistics unless the repository is active
- from Print+Export unless the repository is active
To activate:
Main Window: ALT+R or F5 , both work as toggles
Jumps Window:
Press buttons in lower left to switch from the Main Section to the Repository
To see immediately if you are in the repository
- enable inverse colors on the Misc-Tab
- put the Status section onto your Info Bar
- it will display 'Rep' if you are in repository mode
- it will display a plus-sign '+' if the repository contains text
- put Notices onto your Info Bar
- it will briefly show Repository has content upon loading a file
- it will briefly show Repository on when you switch over to the repository
Independent from the main section, the repository will keep and recall its own
- Segment Focus (if applicable)
- Scroll and caret position
CTRL+M moves/cuts selected text to the repository
- if nothing is selected, the whole paragraph is moved over
- Writemonkey precedes each of your snippets with the line:
// moved from main text: Date_Time //
The format for this date-time stamp is taken from here:
More about formatting dates and time Date+Time
To remove the text that Writemonkey has inserted (but still keep your own comments):
- Press CTRL+F to open Find + Replace
- Activate the checkbox 'Use Regular Expressions'
- Enter the following parameters: //.+?//
Where is it stored?
The repository is part of the file it belongs to. When you open that file with another editor, you will notice the line
***END OF FILE***
this seperates the repository from the main text:
Categories: Navigating | Writing
Related topics: Comments | ToDo Notes
WriteMonkey version 2.4.0.6 | This helpfile last updated on Aug 29, 2012 --- Stefan Müller