Re: Alt-space on Windows?
On Jan 10, 2008, at 2:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Btw, using keyboard shortcuts when demonstrating LyX turned out to be non-ideal because the person watching wasn't able to follow - it's too fast. A somewhat crazy idea for a demonstration mode LyX could be to have some kind of log window open that lists what you have been done. (Corresponding LFUN and keyboard shortcut?). When I used to teach people how to use FreeHand, I would go through steps at full speed, both as an example of how quickly things could be done, and 'cause I found it difficult to do repetitive tasks slowly, then, undo back to the beginning (FH allowed one to set undo levels up to 100) and step through so that I could explain things slowly. William -- William Adams senior graphic designer Fry Communications
Re: Alt-space on Windows?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Paul A. Rubin wrote: rgheck wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Should Alt-space work on windows to access the drowp down list that lets > you select paragraph style? > On Linux, it's Alt-P, space. Also in Windows. In Windows, alt-space opens the little control menu in the upper left corner of every window. *blush* I'm so embarrassed... I was showing someone LyX, and I remembered A-p s, A-p 1, A-p 2, A-p a, A-p A, A-p t, A-p i, A-p e etc, but not how to open the drop list... Thanks, /Christian Btw, using keyboard shortcuts when demonstrating LyX turned out to be non-ideal because the person watching wasn't able to follow - it's too fast. A somewhat crazy idea for a demonstration mode LyX could be to have some kind of log window open that lists what you have been done. (Corresponding LFUN and keyboard shortcut?). An 'action watcher' would be nice to have indeed. It could basically be a stack of all messages sent to the status bar, this should be easy to implement. Abdel.
Re: Alt-space on Windows?
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Paul A. Rubin wrote: rgheck wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Should Alt-space work on windows to access the drowp down list that lets > you select paragraph style? > On Linux, it's Alt-P, space. Also in Windows. In Windows, alt-space opens the little control menu in the upper left corner of every window. *blush* I'm so embarrassed... I was showing someone LyX, and I remembered A-p s, A-p 1, A-p 2, A-p a, A-p A, A-p t, A-p i, A-p e etc, but not how to open the drop list... Thanks, /Christian Btw, using keyboard shortcuts when demonstrating LyX turned out to be non-ideal because the person watching wasn't able to follow - it's too fast. A somewhat crazy idea for a demonstration mode LyX could be to have some kind of log window open that lists what you have been done. (Corresponding LFUN and keyboard shortcut?). -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Alt-space on Windows?
rgheck wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Should Alt-space work on windows to access the drowp down list that lets you select paragraph style? On Linux, it's Alt-P, space. Also in Windows. In Windows, alt-space opens the little control menu in the upper left corner of every window. /Paul
Re: Alt-space on Windows?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Should Alt-space work on windows to access the drowp down list that lets you select paragraph style? On Linux, it's Alt-P, space. rh
Alt-space on Windows?
Should Alt-space work on windows to access the drowp down list that lets you select paragraph style? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
