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  • Getting Started
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  • Using Bike
    • Text Editing
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    • Row Types
    • Outline Editing
    • Outline Viewing
    • Using Links
    • Using Find Panel
    • Using Text Checking
    • Using the Choice Palette
    • Using Text Wrap
    • Using Focus Mode
    • Using Typewriter Mode
    • Using Full Screen Mode
    • Using Navigation Bar
    • Using Status Bar
    • Using Windows
    • Using Documents
    • Using Scripts
    • Using Shortcuts
    • Using Outline Paths
    • Using Software Update
  • Customizing Bike
    • Creating Scripts
    • Creating Shortcuts
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
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Using Text Wrap

Last updated 1 year ago

Text wrap limits the number of characters that your outline uses until the text wraps to the next line. When text is wrapping margins are added to keep the text centered in the window. You can see text wrap in effect in the above screenshot.

Text wrap will also scale your document to fit large windows. For example if you have text wrap enabled and then enter you'll notice that the text is scaled larger to better fit your screen. If you wish to disable this scaling you can do so from Bike's editor settings.

To enable text wrap

  • View > Text Wrap > Wrap to Column

To disable text wrap

  • View > Text Wrap > Wrap to Window

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Text wrap adds margins