It seems that newly imported User Tools do not inherit the default display settings as set for Tools in the program preferences. Whenever I import a user tool, I have to set the style or them setting for each tool imported. Is that the normal mode of operation or have I missed something? It seems it should logically inherit the pref setting for Tools.
User Tool Defaults
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Greg Terry
, Sep 17 2012 02:00 PM
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Posted 17 September 2012 - 02:00 PM
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Posted 17 September 2012 - 10:44 PM
Is it inheriting the settings for the top English tool?
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Posted 18 September 2012 - 01:26 PM
No, it doesn't seem to be inheriting either the top English tool (in my case Anchor Dictionary) or the top user tool . The font for the imported user tool is usually 9 point and I have my Tool Defaults set at 16. In addition, the hyperlinks are always formatted differently (usually black with no underlining). I end up applying the style I wish to each tool I create. Not a huge deal but I wasn't sure if that was the expected behavior.
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"I was but a Pen in God's hand, and what praise is due to a Pen?"
–Richard Baxter–
Greg
"I was but a Pen in God's hand, and what praise is due to a Pen?"
–Richard Baxter–
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