He meant that to produce the left square bracket on the German keyboard,
he needs to press alt-5 (option-5 if you will). So how do you produce a
shortcut that itself requests the alt key to be hold. Will the alt key
be recognized doubly, once to produce the bracket and then to produce
the shortcut? I gather he has to remap these shortcuts to completely
other keys.
On 30 Sep 2020, at 17:23, Bill Cole wrote:
On 30 Sep 2020, at 7:58, Charlie Clark wrote:
Increase indentation cmd + [ becomes be alt + cmd + 6 on my keyboard
And I've no idea how to get alt + cmd + [ because I'd need alt twice!
Typically "Alt" (common on Windows keyboards) is mapped to the Mac
"Option" key rather than "Command" (a.k.a. "cloverleaf".) Does your
keyboard have a 3rd modifier key of some sort, i.e. Control, Alt, and
Something Else? I know that Windows keyboards usually have a Windows
key, which is often mapped to Mac's Command.
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