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Hi,
I am now using the UltraEdit text editor trial version.
I typed
Boolean bw = new Boolean(true);
AFter i type this sentence, if i press enter to type the next sentence, it automatically converts the above to
boolean bw=new boolean(true); which is sure to give a compilation error. Even if i correct it, it is doing the same thing again
Any explanations
TIA,
Shree
[This message has been edited by shree vijay (edited December 08, 2000).]
[This message has been edited by shree vijay (edited December 08, 2000).]
 
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Hello,
Try this:
1. Pull down the "advanced" menue.
2. Select "Configuration".
3. Select "Syntax Highlighting".
4. uncheck "Auto Correct Keywords".
5. Select "OK"
Best Regards,
Jim G.
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Thanks, Jim
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Regards,
Shree
 
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