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No, still shakin' - even after I switched graphics cards. Am using a different editor if I need to do a lot of formatting/writing in plain text (Notepad ++).

Thanks a bunch! This is great. Thanks also for the "Edit - Insert Line" tip. I'm using that with Ctrl-N (for insert a line and leave cursor where it is).

I've configured the keyboard with WordStar-like key assignments. In order to configure Ctrl-J (Enter/Return), I had used a macro. When I press Ctrl-J, a box flashes on the screen. It's a little annoying. I prefer a "quiet" screen when I edit. Can I deactivate this? Thanks.

A very helpful reply! Thanks much. It would be a great boon if I could fix these problems, as UltraEdit is otherwise exactly what I need for editing plain text files.

I've customized the UE keyboard with my favorite definitions. When I edit, some key combinations make the screen "jittery." Also, UE seems to lose some of my definitions. And key combinations that I assign to a macro make the macro playback dialog flash briefly on the screen. I'd prefer a calmer, so...

p.p.s. Ignoring that the person who corrected me misinterpreted my statements... Vedit has a set of WordStar key bindings (EMACS, too? I don't know), and you can customize the WS set as I suggested above - e.g., changing ^L to "delete word left," ^Qx to ^Mx, etc. Still, I really like UE now, and I'v...

I've customized the UE keyboard layout with macros. Is it possible to stop the macros from flashing a dialogue during playback. It "flashes past" quickly, but it's annoying. Thanks.

P.S. It's disappointing that the keyboard remapping feature list includes every possible advanced program command but NOT the most basic mappings, such as Up, Down, Left, Right - what to mention Delete Left/Right Character, Delete Left Word, etc. Basic stuff! Boxer has it (in a wonderfully clean and...

I'm a writer, not a programmer (tho perforce I'm learning HTML with feet dragging). I've used WordStar key bindings since 1982. I can get by with single-key substitutes for some of the full WS ^K-/^Q- combinations. E.g., ^Q is delete to end of line, ^L is delete left word, ^K delete left character. ...