I wrote: > Mark writes: > >> Actually, in google maps at least the problem is focus; if you hit >> tab a few times you should be able to get to a context where +/- >> work to change font size instead of being captured by the map >> itself. > > Not the same thing. What happens when you click on the scale bar with > the mouse, or turn the mouse wheel, is not a change in font size but a > change in the scale (and thus the scope) of the map itself. I fear > that a mouseless user would be severely handicapped.
Actually, my Conkeror seems to have been in a mood yesterday. It stalled this morning, and I restarted it. Now, in Google Maps, the + & - keys actually do change the scale rather than merely the font size. Furthermore, the arrow keys scroll properly. Nikos Apostolakis wrote: > Joe Fineman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Actually, I do not greatly resent being forced to use the trackball >> now & then. The evident absence of a way to print the current page >> (or, it seems, save it to a file), on the other hand, is a severe >> drawback IMO, and I faintly hope that I have merely overlooked >> something. > Did you try `M-x print-buffer'? Thank you; I thought of that later myself, and indeed it works. It is not in the User Manual, tho. Is there a way to get a list of all the commands available under M-x -- perhaps even with documentation? I have discovered experimentally that M-x <tab> cycles thru them, and by that means I discovered the welcome existence of M-x save-page as well, but it would be nice to have something I could peruse at leisure. Thanks again to all for your promptness & patience. -- --- Joe Fineman [EMAIL PROTECTED] ||: The evil of most days is more than sufficient thereunto. :|| _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
