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Open in associated application

Will open the current file in the associated application, if any.
Run
This will bring up the Source Edit Run dialog box which will allow you to open a program,
folder, document, or Internet resource.
RGB Mixer
This command will bring up the RGB Mixer dialog box.
This tool allows you to mix a color using red, green, and blue values and you can
insert the color in one of eleven different formats. The RGB Mixer also includes 3
different color palettes.
Insert Strings
This tool will bring up a dialog box that allows you to type in a starting and an ending string
that will be added to each of the selected lines in the current document. This can be very usefull
when you copy text between different documents. For example: let's say you have the following SQL
statement in one file:
SELECT Field1, Field2
FROM tblTableName
WHERE ID=1
AND Field1 LIKE '%a%'
ORDER BY Field2;
Now you want to put this in a VBScript file in which you need to
change the text to the following:
sSql = "SELECT Field1, Field2" & _
"FROM tblTableName" & _
"WHERE ID=1" & _
"AND Field1 LIKE '%a%'" & _
"ORDER BY Field2;"
You can then use this tool to add a quotation mark at the start of each line
and a quotation mark, ampursand, and the underscore character ( " & _ )
at the end of each line.
With the Insert after indentation option checked, the starting string
will be inserted before the first non-whitespace character. Otherwise, the
starting string will be inserted at the first character position of each
selected line.
Keyboard macros

Source Edit allows you to record keyboard macros. Up to 10 macros can exist at one time.
When a macro has been recorded Source Edit will ask you for a keyboard shortcut key to use
for the macro.
Repeat command
You can repeat a command or keystroke a specified number of times by using this command.
Divider line
This command will create or remove a divider line under the current line.