https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72486
--- Comment #3 from pierre-yves samyn <[email protected]> --- Hi Cor (In reply to comment #2) > Ctrl+A in a table, not at the top of a document, selects the whole table > immediately, and not only the cell with the focus. Same on windows... but *only* if the cell is empty :) Perhaps I should have said so... I did not think it was necessary because I did not know that it is different with Ubuntu On Windows if the cell is not empty Ctrl+A selects the content of the Cell, 2nd Ctrl+A selects the table, 3rd Ctrl+A selects the whole document. Isn't it the same with Ubuntu ? > Ctrl+A in a table, at the top of a document, selects the whole document > immediately, and not (part of) the table. Same on windows, the table (or cell) is empty or not. This is the reason for my request Regards Pierre-Yves -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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