Hi All

I did some poking around and searching and couldn't seem to find anyone else with this issue, which leads me to believe I made some kind of an error.

I have installed jEdit with superabbrevs several times, on Linux (slackware/ubuntu), Windows XP, and Windows Vista, and haven't had this problem until a while back. I got Vista, installed it, everything seemed to go okay, until I tried to use superabbrevs, now it keeps popping up the dialog to create an abbrev. Even if it has been defined, it still pops up, and has the abbrev defined, yet no matter what I do, I can't get it to stop popping the dialog box everytime I try to use an abbrev. It's rather frusterating.

Let me elucidate:

Everything freshly installed, stock, nothing else done except installing 4.2final and superabbrevs.

I open a new document, save it as say .php or anything, does the same thing.

I type : for then ctrl+enter : dialog pops up, okay...

I define what I want it to do: for ($i = 0; $i < count(${1:var});$i++) {${2:code}}

Then I add mode specific.

I type for ctrl+enter : dialog pops up, with my definition

Okay, maybe I need to add global, fine, I repeat the above, and add it as a global.

I type for ctrl + enter : dialog pops up

I scream, yell and curse, I try the above in every possible permutation.

No matter what I do, everytime I use ctrl + enter, (I even tried changin that, alt+r, removing the dlg popup shortcut, redefining the dialog popup shortcut etc every permutation.) That damn, hateful, evil dialog pops up, what am I doing wrong? I am at my wits end, it didn't use to behave like this...what did I mess up? I don't think it's a problem with superabbrevs itself, or there would have been others, somehow, I have screwed it up, one way or another...

Anyway, I am at my wits end, so if anyone has some advice, it would be much appreciated...
/Aimji