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Preset/default fontstyle setting possible?

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Alexx User Total Posts : 9 Scores: 0 Reward points: 0 Joined: 2011/08/16 02:16:39 Status: offline 2014/04/03 07:43:43 (permalink) 0 Preset/default fontstyle setting possible? Hello I have a question. When i do a screenshot and add some Text or paste some cached text into a sreenshot then hypersnap is preserving the fontsize and fonttype of the copied text or is setting the fontstyle of my last cached text. So I always have to do some fontstyle editing to get the text to my standard 'ArialNarrow Bold size20 with blue color' - setup. So I'm asking if there is a way to always have the same Font setting, no matter which format the cached Text is or was. Best would be if there is a button next to the textfield that ist formating all the text at once by brute force with a preseted style. Hopefully someone has a tip for me if there is a way to save me from always editing fontstyles which is annoying ;) Thank you for developing such a great screenshot tool. Regards Alex Quote #1 preset, text, editing, font, style 1 Reply Related Threads
Support Administrator Total Posts : 4492 Scores: 29 Reward points: 0 Joined: 2010/11/22 17:14:33 Location: PA USA Status: offline Re: Preset/default fontstyle setting possible? 2014/04/03 09:37:08 (permalink) 0 Unfortunately at this time I don't have such option. I try to remember the style you used last time, and if you start a new add text operation and start typing from scratch, or paste plain text (not "rich text format" form something like MS Word), then it will use the last format that you set. To avoid copying font styles, sizes etc. from "rich text editors" like MS Word or Outlook, you could first paste that text into Notepad, then copy it back from notepad and then paste to HyperSnap text editing box. Maybe I should make a "Paste" and "Paste plain text" buttons in this editor, the last one would just paste text using the current format. That way, if you once set the format, it would not change with subsequent paste operations... Greg Quote #2

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Preset/default fontstyle setting possible?

Hello
I have a question. When i do a screenshot and add some Text or paste some cached text into a sreenshot then hypersnap is preserving the fontsize and fonttype of the copied text or is setting the fontstyle of my last cached text.
So I always have to do some fontstyle editing to get the text to my standard 'ArialNarrow Bold size20 with blue color' - setup.
So I'm asking if there is a way to always have the same Font setting, no matter which format the cached Text is or was.
Best would be if there is a button next to the textfield that ist formating all the text at once by brute force with a preseted style.
Hopefully someone has a tip for me if there is a way to save me from always editing fontstyles which is annoying ;)

Thank you for developing such a great screenshot tool.

Regards
Alex

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Re: Preset/default fontstyle setting possible? 2014/04/03 09:37:08 (permalink)

Unfortunately at this time I don't have such option. I try to remember the style you used last time, and if you start a new add text operation and start typing from scratch, or paste plain text (not "rich text format" form something like MS Word), then it will use the last format that you set. To avoid copying font styles, sizes etc. from "rich text editors" like MS Word or Outlook, you could first paste that text into Notepad, then copy it back from notepad and then paste to HyperSnap text editing box.

Maybe I should make a "Paste" and "Paste plain text" buttons in this editor, the last one would just paste text using the current format. That way, if you once set the format, it would not change with subsequent paste operations...

Greg

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