I like, command-option, because it is easy to hit. If you don't however, and you are using OS X 10.3, you can change them using system preferences. Go to "keyboard and mouse", and at the "Keyboard Shortcuts" tab, use the little plus to add Camino. Then add "Next Tab" and Previous Tab" (It needs to be exactly as it appears in Camino's "Window" menu item) and add your desired shortcut. hope that helps -Kees
> Hi Camino Users, > > I am wondering if I can assign keyboard shortcuts in Camino. In > Safari, shift+cmd+arrows navigate from one tab to the next. They > happen to be different with switching desktop in Desktop Manager, > which are opt+cmd+arrows. > > I know I can reassign Desktop Manager's keyboard shortcuts, but I just > want to be consistant with Safari. Is there a good reason to keep > option+cmd+arrows? > > Camino v2004101008 > Mac OS X 10.3.5 _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
