On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 22:09:12 +0200
Luuk wrote:
> But, to /me and i am only talking about Windows here, as long as the
> key in mentioned here
> (https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/help/12445/windows-keyboard-shortcuts)
> than i call it universal
Well, as I never use Windoze, I don't call
On 16-6-2019 16:36, Dave Howorth wrote:
On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 08:41:42 +0200
Luuk wrote:
Thanks for the explanation.
There are other function which are useless in the menu, like i.e.
CTRL+C. Most (read 'all') users will use their keyboard.
Not true. Copy does not have a universal
On 16-6-2019 17:01, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 08:43 skrev Luuk :
There are other function which are useless in the menu, like i.e.
CTRL+C. Most (read 'all') users will use their keyboard.
That's not my experience. I'd rather say that most user's will use the
right
On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 17:18:19 +0200
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
> Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 16:19 skrev Peter Maunder
> >:
>
> > I suggest you check your system/keyboard settings to sort out the
> > default system settings.
>
>
> I already know that it works with my default settings. It's only
Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 16:50 skrev Michael H :
> It's not just "the system." Your "keyboard setting" is a layered approach:
> BIOS, <- system kernel, <- startup daemons, <-display driver (x.org +
> Gnome, etc.) <- app. You need to work your way up the chain. Any keyboard
> setting at a higher
Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 16:19 skrev Peter Maunder :
> I suggest you check your system/keyboard settings to sort out the default
> system settings.
I already know that it works with my default settings. It's only with my
own layout it doesn't work. The main reason for that is probably that my
Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 16:37 skrev Dave Howorth :
> On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 08:41:42 +0200
> Luuk wrote:
>
> > On 16-6-2019 05:59, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> > > Luuk wrote
> > >> Why did this option not get a 'reserverd place in the menu' ?
> > >> together with the shortcut-key reference (
> > >>
>
Den sön 16 juni 2019 kl 08:43 skrev Luuk :
>
> On 16-6-2019 05:59, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> > Luuk wrote
> >> Why did this option not get a 'reserverd place in the menu' ? together
> >> with the shortcut-key reference (
> >>
> >> +X) ?
> >>
> >> An option like
> >>
> >> +C is only known to all
It's not just "the system." Your "keyboard setting" is a layered approach:
BIOS, <- system kernel, <- startup daemons, <-display driver (x.org +
Gnome, etc.) <- app. You need to work your way up the chain. Any keyboard
setting at a higher level can override lower level settings. Also, you
might
On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 08:41:42 +0200
Luuk wrote:
> On 16-6-2019 05:59, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> > Luuk wrote
> >> Why did this option not get a 'reserverd place in the menu' ?
> >> together with the shortcut-key reference (
> >>
> >> +X) ?
> >>
> >> An option like
> >>
> >> +C is only known to
I suggest you check your system/keyboard settings to sort out the default
system settings. How you do this will depend on your system first not LibO
and the actual keyboard, language and brand. What operating system and
language are you using, and what keyboard setting is defined?
AltGr is
Hi!
This is something that I've seen for years and I think it applies to Apache
OpenOffice as well. Since I live in a country where English is not the
native language, my keyboard has this AltGr button, I think it's also
called the ”Right Alt key” (and the regular Alt key is referred to as the
On 16-6-2019 05:59, V Stuart Foote wrote:
Luuk wrote
Why did this option not get a 'reserverd place in the menu' ? together
with the shortcut-key reference (
+X) ?
An option like
+C is only known to all people (more than 75 % ??),
because the shortcut key is next to it in the menu!
Hmm,
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