5 Nov
2006
5 Nov
'06
6:16 p.m.
On Nov 5, 2006, at 1:09 PM, Sam Aaron wrote:
Could you spare the time to explain the difference between ctrl- shift-w and command-i? Or is one just an alias to the other.
ctrl-shift-w is the general "wrap in command" command. So you select some text, and press ctrl-shift-w, and the text is wrapped like so: \emph{some text} with the difference that the \emph is highlighted. So you would type what you want there for the command name, and press tab to proceed. cmd-i on the other hand just surrounds it in \emph, end of story.
Sam
Haris