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Old 05-28-2019, 06:06 PM
skeezix skeezix is offline Macro for Quotes, and Macro for "Repeat Last Action" Windows 10 Macro for Quotes, and Macro for "Repeat Last Action" Office 97-2003
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Thank you. Works fine!

How about the first question - enclosing a word or phrase in quotes, dashes, etc.?

For example, if I want to enclose something in quotes, I would -
  1. Highlight whatever it is that I want to enclose.
  2. Press and hold some key combination.
  3. Type the quote mark.
The text would automatically have quote marks around it (both open quote and close quote).

The same would apply to anything that has an "open" and a "close", like "< >", "( )", "{ }", "*", "-", etc.
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