https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98333
--- Comment #16 from Heiko Tietze <[email protected]> --- >From the W7 HIG: <cite> * Use function keys for commands that have a small-scale effect, such as commands that apply to the selected object. For example, F2 renames the selected item. * Use Ctrl key combinations for commands that have a large-scale effect, such as commands that apply to an entire document. For example, Ctrl+S saves the current document. * Use Shift key combinations for commands that extend or complement the actions of the standard shortcut key. For example, the Alt+Tab shortcut key cycles through open primary windows, whereas Alt+Shift+Tab cycles in the reverse order. Similarly, F1 displays Help, whereas Shift+F1 display context-sensitive Help. * Don’t use the following characters for shortcut keys: @ £ $ {} [] \ ~ | ^ ' < >. These characters require different key combinations across languages or are locale specific. * Don’t use Ctrl+Alt combinations, because Windows interprets this combination in some language versions as an AltGR key, which generates alphanumeric characters. </cite> Not sure if we have to adopt this guideline. Personally I'm always afraid of using ctrl/alt modifiers together with function keys because of switching to another terminal. And I can hardly imagine that any three-finger salute is really used in the wild. We should consider to drop those shortcuts - or reserve it for the least important functions. In other words the more important a function is or the more frequently it is being used the less modifiers it has to use. Ctrl + F11 - Styles & Formatting (Changes to F11 make sense only when we also free the other single functions keys. So this would makes it necessary to use Ctrl+F5 for Navigator and Ctrl+F4 for Data Source.) Ctrl + Shift + F11 - Set focus to combobox (.uno:ActivateStyleApply) <strikeout> Ctrl + Alt + F11 - New Style Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F11 - Update Style </strikeout> To add another argument: We have Ctrl+1..9 to set some style directly, so why not use Ctrl+0 (or ^) instead of F11? I know it breaks all familiarization... And last but not least about transition: We need a better customization regarding toolbar/sidebar setup anyway. We could (or rather should) add shortcuts. And since the idea is to have an option to switch between different layouts it could be possible to activate either the old LibO4 shortcut layout or anything else. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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