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Text Editor Color Coding: Separate Selected and Registered Terms
A temporary highlight and a persistent term list answer different editing questions. When you select a word su […]
Text Editor Highlighting: Color a Custom Term List
A custom term list should act like removable review tape, not an automatic correction engine. Rune Studio' […]
Text Editor Character Count: Weight Full-Width and Half-Width Text
A weighted manuscript count is not the same thing as a file's raw character count. For a full-width half- […]
Text Editor Tab View: Compare Two Parts of a Manuscript
A tab view is useful because visual alignment can hide different underlying characters. One line may contain a […]
Text Editor Character Counts: Weight Full-Width and Half-Width Text
Character counts can answer different questions. A raw file count measures stored characters, while an editori […]
Text Editor Fonts: Separate Prose and Interface Settings
The safe shortcut is to leave the authority untouched. Compare prose readability and tabular alignment on sepa […]
Choose a Readable Text Editor Font by Testing Three Manuscript Types
A readable text editor font is not the one that wins a popularity poll. It is the one that survives the work y […]
Use Automatic Highlight Lists Without Turning Every Match into a Replacement
Automatic registered-word highlighting works best as an editorial queue, not a bulk-correction command. Separa […]
Choose a Japanese Monospace Font by Testing Actual Manuscript Details
A Japanese monospace font should not be selected from its name or popularity alone. Use the same text at the s […]
Highlight Character Names and Watch Terms Without Replacing Them
Character names and watch terms answer different editorial questions. A character-name list helps trace presen […]
Use EPUB Syntax Coloring Without Treating Color as Validation
EPUB syntax coloring can help your eyes separate a declaration from surrounding markup. It cannot prove that a […]
Highlight Every Match of Selected Text Without Replacing It
Highlighting every exact match of selected text is a reading aid, not an automatic correction. Use it to see w […]