https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44911

Roman Eisele <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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           Hardware|Other                       |All
                 OS|Mac OS X (All)              |All
            Summary|[es_ES] Wrong "bold style"  |[es_ES] Keyboard shortcut
                   |keyboard shortcut in MacOS  |Ctrl-B/Cmd-B used 2 times
                   |X and Spanish localization  |in Spanish localization,
                   |                            |for "File > New" and "bold
                   |                            |style", so only one of them
                   |                            |works

--- Comment #5 from Roman Eisele <[email protected]> ---
I have tested this issue with LibreOffice 3.5.7.1 on Win XP, and there is the
same issue: Control-B is used two times:

* The tooltip for the bold button in the toolbar says: “Negrita (Ctrl-N)”.
* But the menu “File > New > ...” (in Spanish: “Archivo > Nuevo > ...”) also
says, depending on which component is active, that Ctrl-N is used for a new
Writer document (if Writer is active), a new presentation (if Impress is
active), and so on.

The only difference is that on Mac OS X the “File > New >...” action wins,
while on Windows the “bold text” action wins. This makes the situation even
worse: when you switch between Windows and Mac OS X, the same keyboard shortcut
(Ctrl-B = Command-B) triggers two completely different actions.

So I suggest at least to remove one of the two identical shortcuts.

I have checked the French localization of LibO, and there the international
(English) standard is used:
* Command-B for bold text
* Command-N for new document
* Command-F for the find toolbar.
So, if even the French localization uses the English shortcuts, I would suggest
that the Spanish should do the same.

Another reasonable solution would be to change one of the two Ctlr-N/Cmd-N
shortcuts to Ctrl-Shift-N/Cmd-Shift-N.

Some Spanish experts should decide this. Again: which keyboard shortcuts does
MS Office use with Spanish UI?

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