On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "Vic" == Vic Kelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Vic> Firefox uses ctrl-pgup /ctrl-pgdn to switch tabs. Is that common? > Vic> Seems like an intuitive choice... > > LyX does the same.
This leaves the general problem unaddressed -- how do I switch directly between, say, the 3d and the 11th document loaded? For any of a dozen reasons, I may want many documents open simultaneously, but need to ping-pong between two documents to get some job done (e.g., properly order points). Loading documents in the "proper" order is possible but usually inconvenient (on long projects, I do make an external file list and use it [lyx `cat filelist`&] to load files -- but not on the odd daily task). I want to focus on the work, and forget the technology until something breaks. Cntrl-PgUp/Dn means monitoring the screen for the right document. Something like Alt-3/Alt-11 (Woops, too complex!), something like Cntrl-C/Cntrl-B that returns me to the "last buffer visited" works. I looked for such a function in the bindings list in the customization bindings appendix and do not find one. Maybe I missed it. This feature could save many interruptions to users' creative tasks. Mark Hansel
