Eclipse Question

[Tracey Bauguss]

I've scoped on Case for years and am now trying to learn Eclipse....arggghhh....I'm slowly working on my first appeal on Eclipse and can't figure something out.

How do you make a mark (for example, caret mark in Case ^) so your reporter can scan to trouble spots?

I've looked at all my cheat sheets and can't find anything....I must be missing something!!!

Thanks,
Tracey

[Tina Givens]

Are you using hyperkeys? Using hyperkeys, you simply type "n" to get into the typing mode and then insert your caret.

[Brenda Rogers]

I've emailed your question to an Eclipse scopist. If she doesn't come over here and join, I'll at least pass on what she says. I don't use a scopist, so I don't know if there's something quick and easy other than just typing in like Tina suggested.

[Brenda Rogers]

Tracey, Karen says to just type in your caret using type mode. As Tina said, n gets you to that; enter gets you back to hyperkeys.

[Tracey Bauguss]

How simple was that....I didn't even think to try that!!! I was trying to make it much harder!!

Thanks so much!!!

~ Tracey

[Tracey Bauguss]

One more question....how does my reporter "scan" to get to the ^ mark...?

~ Tracey

[Dave Stanley]

To make a mark for your reporter I would use the Add Field command, Control a. It will bring up the Add Blank dialog with your cursor in the Field Description box. Just type in what the reporter should look for, i.e., check spelling, etc., and press the Enter key. This will insert the field that the reporter scans to using Control t or t in hyperkeys. They will see what your issue is and if they just press the Enter key the field goes away.

Dave

[Tracey Bauguss]

Awesome!! Thanks so much...that's exactly what I was looking for.

~ Tracey

[Dave Stanley]

Tracey, since you are new to Eclipse you may be able to use this: if you need to change an Answer paragraph to THE WITNESS as a spealer, just place your cursor in the Answer paragraph and press Control 0 (that's a zero)