Extract both ConfigEx and Macros directories to.Single space bar inside FasTeX.ini and then load the changed script. If you typeset only in English you can (probably) change the trigger key to a To avoid language conflicts, FasTeX for WinEdt uses space bar twice to expand all shortcuts, for example:īeq xph lxa ox eq intu l0 hx fu fot fof xa sq pl xh2 eb spdt eeq UsageįasTeX does not conflict with normal English usage however, versions of FasTeX suitable for foreign languages would require the replacement of certain shortcut names. All shortcuts (around 1550) are implemented as WinEdt v6 Active Strings, this was made possible only now with the advent of WinEdt v6 since previous versions had a limit of 999 maximum active strings. This is, as far as I know, the first port of FasTeX to Windows. This version of FasTeX, known as 'FasTeX for WinEdt', favors only LaT EX (AMS-LaT EX) commands, there are no shortcuts for Plain T EX and AMS-T EX (unlike the original FasTeX for Mac and UNIX). This speed up is achieved by not only faster inputting, but through the fact that it avoids simple typing errors. The use of FasTeX can speed up the typical user's typing input by a factor of about 3. It replaces any keyboard shortcut by the equivalent T EX command or group of commands in FasTeX is a system of keyboard shortcuts for speeding up the typing of T EX from the keyboard.
