On 04/11/2018 01:37 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote: > On 04/11/2018 11:23 AM, Sasson Technoligies wrote: >> hi all, >> >> I'm using LyX Version 2.2.3 Windows 10. >> From some reason the keyboard shortcuts are not shown in the >> different menus. >> and i can see in screenshots and tutorial of other users that they >> did appear in the menus. >> i couldn't find any option in the preferences to show shortcuts in >> the menus >> and couldn't find any answer in the archive nor in the wiki docs. >> hope you can help me with that >> (it's grueling to google every shortcut) >> thanks >> > Display of shortcuts in the menus is hit and miss at best. In LyX > 2.3.0 (on Linux), I get shortcuts for most of the entries in the Edit > menu but only one in the Insert menu.
I'm not sure many of the Insert entries have shortcuts (other than the menu accellerators themselves). > That said, if you're missing shortcuts for entries where other people > see them, that's a bug. It'd be nice to know if other Windows users see them. > Meanwhile, I can suggest a partial workaround (that might let Google > catch its breath). In LyX, click Tools > Preferences... > Editing > > Shortcuts, which will display a list of the shortcuts defined in the > bind file you are using. You can leave the dialog open while you are > editing a document. The "Show key-bindings containing:" box will let > you search either by key combination (enter "Ctrl + M", find out it's > bound to math-mode, which starts an inline equation) or by function > (enter "math-mode", find out the shortcut is "Ctrl+M"). The latter > part is not entirely helpful if you don't know what the LyX name for > the function is, but worst case you can enter a partial name for the > function (say, "math") and get a list of possibilities. It won't > necessarily keep you away from Google entirely, but it might help. And note that you can look at Help> LyX Functions for a list of things that might have shortcuts. Riki
