Hi,
> What is to stop me from re-assigning the Ctrl-P keystroke (came with > print) to the "delete" command? Granted, it might be found quickly if > someone was used to hitting ctrl-d to delete their emails, but I might > as well put ctrl-d on someone's exit. I note that this might not work > on evolution due to designers' diligence (not implementing this > feature), but with galeon, it seems quite possible. Nothing stops you from doing what you described. What you are talking about is a problem of physical access to your machine. If someone can go to your machine and do a nasty key rebinding on evolution (or any other gtk application, he can surely pop up a terminal window and issue a rm -Rf ~/ (much easier if you want to do harm). To prevent that just use xscreensaver or logout of your workstation if you need go go away. I find this feature of GTK a very nice one because i can rebind the commands I use more often to a shortcut choosen by me. I do not like the Alt-e+e to mark all messages read, or the Alt-v+r to hide all read messages. I would like to change that. > How do I return the keyboard assignment to the default setting? I > could wipe out all of someone's keyboard assignments in thirty > seconds, and they couldn't get them back, as far as I know. Global preferences option (button): Reassign default keyboard shortcuts. As simple as that. Take care Miguel _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
