Matt> I keep pressing Ctrl-Y, which is redo in MS-Office but is paste in
Matt> Leo, which screws up my undo/redo stack. Eventually I'll get
Matt> myself retrained. I just think it would be good to alert new
Matt> users ahead of time.
EKR> You can change any key binding if you like.
I think you misunderstood: Matt was suggesting the slideshow pages alert
new users about Ctrl-Y and how it differs from the ubiquitous MS-Office.
I've made the same Ctrl-Y mistake myself, so Matt's request seems
reasonable and helpful. The step-by-step slideshow, which is what this
thread is about, does not explain how to change key bindings (and I
don't think it should in such a "first tutorial" for newbies).
If on the other hand, you simply didn't want to implement the
suggestion, could you tell us why not?
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: The step-by-step tutorial is here
From: Edward K. Ream <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, October 21, 2010 7:53:03 AM
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Graham Chiu<[email protected]> wrote:
Any reason why shift-alt-A is select all instead of control-A?
There are not enough keys to go around :-)
Can that be added?
You can change the keys any way you like.
Step:13 - Please also include keyboard command for Redo.
Will do.
I keep pressing Ctrl-Y, which is redo in MS-Office but is paste in
Leo, which screws up my undo/redo stack. Eventually I'll get myself
retrained. I just think it would be good to alert new users ahead of
time.
You can change any key binding if you like.
Edward
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