wildfire; changing text editor

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by fmc, Aug 20, 2004.

  1. fmc

    fmc Guest

    For the full note editor, how do I get pro to see wordpad instead of
    notepad? I need a spell checker. If there is a built in checker I
    can't find it.

    Pro Version; Wildfire 1.0
    Windows XP

    I found "drawing_file_editor" in the "Tools, Options". I added that to
    the config.pro file but it would not recognize it.

    So what do you think is the answer?

    Frank
     
    fmc, Aug 20, 2004
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    Jeff Howard Guest

    Might try pro_editor_command. Think the one you set if for editing *.dtl.
    Might do a global search, all modules for "_editor" (sans quotes).

    ModelCheck also will check spelling. There's a little bit in help about
    it.
     
    Jeff Howard, Aug 21, 2004
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    David Janes Guest

    : Might try pro_editor_command. Think the one you set if for editing *.dtl.
    : Might do a global search, all modules for "_editor" (sans quotes).
    :
    I thought I remembered this being discussed. Back on May 13, Brooke asked about a
    config.pro editor. It's not a bad discussion on this question of the
    pro_editor_command and how to set it. What got left out of that discussion though
    was the technique of using the Browse button below the Value input box to find and
    enter an executable, like wordpad.exe and specify it with it's whole directory
    string as the value for this option. It may or may not work by simply specifying
    the executable. But if you find it with Browse and enter it with the full path
    string, it will certainly work. This technique should be used anywhere a
    path/executable needs to be entered, for example, with all the options that end in
    dir, like pro_materials_dir.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Aug 21, 2004
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    Jeff Howard Guest

    ....But if you find it with Browse and enter it with the full path
    Good point. Seems that Pro/E likes to see full / absolute paths across the
    board. "You find it! Why should I do All the work?!" 8~)
     
    Jeff Howard, Aug 21, 2004
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