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I think that, maybe, the reason that '_subtitles_chapters.tws' did not remember the macro created yesterday is because I didn't update '_subtitles_chapters.tws'? If that's the case, it would be helpful if TP prompted to update the TWS when I quit TP with a TWS that has changed.

I've noticed something else. If I insert the UTF-8 'beamed 8th notes' character via the Clip Library, it appears in the document I'm current editing. However, the document I'm currently editing is code space 1252 -- it's a Windows '.cmd' file. That a unicode character would be inserted into a code ...

Well, first: The macro from yesterday didn't survive the night.
And second: All I get is "266b" inserted into the document.
Third: Alt-X just 'dongs'.
Fourth: If I edit the macro to just the letters 266b, I get an error: "Unexpected input near 266".

Confession: I've used TP every day, all day for ...

bbadmin wrote: Wed Dec 25, 2024 8:09 am

• Type 266bAlt+X

It didn't work. When I typed "266b" with recorder ON, the letters "266b" went into the document. Then, when I typed Alt-X, I got a beep. When I play back the macro, "266b", not the UTF-8 music symbol, goes into the document.

!TCL=2,
!TITLE=UTF-8
!SORT=Y
!CHARSET=UTF-8

!TEXT=♫ beamed eighth notes
♫
!
That works. Thanks! To future readers, don't forget to close & reopen TP.

As a more convenient alternative, is it possible to bind ♫ to Ctrl+Alt+M?

Added note:
"E2 99 AB" is apparently the bytes. I found out via a ...

Hello All, Happy Holidays!

I'm planning to manually edit SRTs (i.e., UTF-8 movie subtitles). The only UTF-8 character I need to add is code point E2 99 AB (i.e., beamed eighth notes, to signal that music is playing).

Is there a way to add that code point to the Clip Library? Or, is there any other ...

Windows 10
TP 7.6.4

There's something about a directory path that includes a directory named '-#-' that prevents 'View in Web Browser' working.

This path
d:\D\Cinema\Mark's Cinema Guide\THE FILM TABLE\-#-\2001, A SPACE ODYSSEY [1968] extraterrestrial first-contact drama.htm'
provokes a 404 ...