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Forum Basic questions about using Korsakow in-keyword editing

in-keyword editing
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10:11 am
November 11, 2009


AdrianMiles

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The out-keywords entry field, is there anyway to delete an entry from the list? I would like to be able to do this because as I work I may make 6 entries at different time points for in words. Then I change it and only want 3. Since I can't delete the remaining 3 I either end up with something like:
0.00 word 1
0.02 word 2
0.04 word 3
0.05
0.05
0.05

where there last three are the remainders. Or I end up with:
0.00 word 1
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.02 word 2
0.04 word 3

So, can I delete the empties? And if I currently can't, any reason why generating empty searches might be a problem?

2:51 pm
November 11, 2009


Matt

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Hi Adrian,
If you click on the timecode and delete it too (the same way you deleted the keyword), the line should empty out completely. Seems to work for me.
Matt

5:19 pm
November 11, 2009


dreisch

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Empty searches should not be a problem.

> So, can I delete the empties? And if I currently can't, any reason why generating empty searches might be a problem?

12:48 am
November 12, 2009


AdrianMiles

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Thanks.

OK, sorted. If I put cursor in time code field and delete timecode visually it just stays white and 'waiting' for entry, but I can put text elsewhere (eg In-keywords) and I can save the SNU. Now I'm not sure how I was even getting the error messages before….

The only limit seems to be that I can only delete the timecode one line at a time. I delete it, and I cannot select anymore timecode entries so I save the SNU, open, and delete the next one. Slow but not a problem to work with.
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