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New hardware_acceleration setting will composite the UI on the GPU.Many plugin API additions particularly to better support plugins like LSP.ARM64 support for Linux and macOS (Apple Silicon).GPU rendering for improved performance.Many syntax highlighting improvements as well as builtin TypeScript, JSX and TSX support.Syntax highlighting now supports back-tracking and inheritance.Theme can follow system dark mode preference and title bars can be themed on all platforms.Symbols have kind information that is shown for completions and navigation.

#HIGHLIGHT IN WORD FOR MAC CODE#

Context-aware auto complete by finding similar code elsewhere in the current project.Multi-select tabs to view them side-by-side.See also the Announcement Post Release Highlights Mac: Fixed auto theme not changing with OS auto theme on macOS.

#HIGHLIGHT IN WORD FOR MAC WINDOWS#

Windows: Fixed globs not being expanded in some cases on Windows.

Windows: Fixed window icon not scaling properly on Windows.

Windows: Always make a new window when launching main executable on Windows.

Linux: Fixed letters sometimes being cut off.

Linux: Fixed wrong order of yes/no buttons in GTK dialogs.

Linux: Fixed print sometimes not working.

Fixed auto-complete related hang in some large files.

Fixed multi-select file limit applying to sidebar.

Fixed Goto Symbol sometimes being scrolled incorrectly.

Fixed the append command's scroll_to_end parameter sometimes not working.

Fixed an infinite loop that could occur during syntax highlighting.

Fixed underlines being drawn behind line highlight.

Fixed a scenario where folders weren't being watched for changes.

Fixed Ruby syntax highlighting in the Monokai color scheme.

Disable Safe Mode Shortcut in the data directory

Safe Mode key binding can be disabled by creating a file named.

Added reveal_menu setting for disabling revealing the menu when alt is pressed on Linux and Windows.

Preserve Case now works with unicode characters.

Middle clicking in the Open Files section of then sidebar will close the clicked on file.

Theme: Fixed adaptive theme not respecting themed_title_bar setting with light color schemes.

Added syntax_detection_size_limit setting for controlling when syntax detection is skipped.

Syntax and indentation detection is now done when editing stdin.

subl can now be used to edit stdin, eg: echo test | subl | cat.

Various syntax highlighting improvements.

Improved performance when editing large files.

If you’re not an Office 365 subscriber and you don’t want to open up a different Office application to highlight your text and transfer it over, you could consider using PowerPoint’s “Glow” effect. While this isn’t exactly highlighted text, the effect is very similar. Your text will now appear with the highlight. Next, in the “Paste Options” menu that appears, select the “Keep Source Formatting” option.

Your text will now appear in the slide but without the highlight. In PowerPoint, paste the text wherever you want it by pressing Ctrl+V. Select the text again, then press Ctrl+C to copy the text to your clipboard and then head back over to PowerPoint. You can also click the down arrow to the highlight button’s right to choose different colors. Once the text is selected, a pop-up window appears, and you can click the highlight button to add highlighting. Select the text by clicking and holding the left mouse button and dragging the cursor over the text. Go ahead and open Word and enter in the text that you would like to highlight and transfer over to PowerPoint. You can use Excel or Word, whichever you prefer. If you’re not an Office 365 subscriber, then you don’t have a native highlight tool in PowerPoint, meaning you’ll need to work in one of the other Office applications to make this work. This method is more time consuming than it is difficult. Highlighting Text in PowerPoint (Non-Office 365 Subscribers) You can also find all of these options in the “Font” section of the “Home” tab. A menu will then appear, presenting several different colors. If you’d like something besides yellow, click the arrow next to the highlighter icon. You can also choose between several different colors, as well. Once there, select the text by clicking and holding the left mouse button and dragging your cursor over the text.Īfter you select the text, a popup presents several different font options. If you’re an Office 365 subscriber, go ahead and open PowerPoint and move to the slide that contains the text you want to highlight. Highlighting Text in PowerPoint (Office 365 Subscribers)