This document covers some items that are not covered in CONText II’s extensive online help. If you don’t find the answer to your question here, then try the online help.
Installing CONText II 2.0
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If you downloaded CONText II 2.0 from an online service or BBS, the archive should have contained the CONText II 2.0 application, the file CTII Macros, and this readme file. Example macro source code files are available as a seperate download due to archive size.
CONText II 2.0 can be placed anywhere on your hard drive. The file “CTII Macros” must reside in the same folder as the CONText II 2.0 application for the macros to work properly. This file is where CONText II looks for the code resources which provide macro capability.
CONText II 2.0 may require a lot of memory if you are working wiyh large files or multiple files of average size. Having the application partition (set via the Finder Get Info... command) set to 1000 (or 1mb) should be sufficient.
Standard Macro Descriptions
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MacroShot — will insert a complete description of your system into the current document. It will list CPU and System information as well as what extensions and cdevs you have loaded.
Strip Carriage Returns — will strip carriage returns from a document leaving paragraph integrity.
Smart To Dumb and Dumb To Smart — will convert smart quotes (“” ‘’) to dumb quotes (" ') and dumb quotes to smart quotes respectively.
Capitalize Words — will capitalize the first letter of each word in the currently selected text.
Make Lower and Make upper — will convert all letters in the currently selected text to lower and upper case respectively.
Version 2.0.2 Changes
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—Fixed scrolling bug that caused text to be displayed inproperly when scrolling large text files.
—Fixed bug in MacroShot (macro) in which the proper System & QuickDraw versions would not be displayed.
