I'm a newbie here, so forgive me if it's not the right kind of question to be posted.
I've just updated to WinEdt 7.0 and I wonder where are the old good features I loved in my previous version.
Namely:
Accents. My old WinEdt was well-trained and knew how to translate into LaTeX some non-English words with accents like "aquí" ("here" in Spanish), so I would never bother to actually writing down the correct TeX code for this accent on the
i
letter. This was part of the Options menu in my old WinEdt, but now has disappeared. Someone knows how:- Allow me to write
á
on my.tex
file and let WinEdt 7.0 to translate it to TeX jargon? - Even better: with or without actually changing
á
into\'a
in my.tex
file? (I have reasons for both possibilities: when sharing the file with a colleague\'a
would be better; when running my grammar checkerá
would be appreciated.)
- Allow me to write
Delimiters. With my old WinEdt we were so happy... When I wrote
\begin{something}
it would automatically add\end{something}
and I even knew the place in the "Options" menu to teach her to do it. But, again, this possibility has now disappeared in the "Options" menu of WinEdt 7.0. (as far as I can see). So: where is this now hidden in WinEdt 7.0? I would also like to train it to "double" things like$
, or to close automatically some other delimiters as ([
,{
and the like, without having to think about it twice).
All this is hidden, I guess, somewhere in the "help" manual of my WinEdt 7.0, but, I'm sorry, I'm unable to find it.
Thank you for your patience with this un-updated WinEdt user.