On 30 Apr 2008, at 6:14 PM, Bruce G. Seidner, Ph.D. wrote:

> This reminds me of features I would importune relative to navigation
> within a pdf. I just can't get around a pdf the way I would like and
> feel frustrated and impatient with most readers lack of navigation
> options. I like Skim a lot. This is no criticism of Skim, and I would
> like to see it get even better.
>
> I grew up using EMACS and eschewing mice. I love key chords that get  
> me
> around and go cross eyed with agitation relying solely on mice, page
> down, and scroll keys.
>
> I use a trackball but don't like to take my hands off the keyboard.
> Apparently Steve Jobs does not like buttons. Key chords  have been  
> ruled
> anathema  and  contrary to the Mac aesthetic.
>

There are real good reasons not to use ephemeral shortcuts like in the  
Unix world. You could read Apple's Human Interface Guidelines about  
using shortcuts, if you're interested.

Christiaan

> That said, I would love something similar to the key chords in EMACS  
> to,
> for example, go from the start to the end of a file. Chords to jump
> paragraph to paragraph, page to page, beginning of sentence, end of a
> sentence, etc. The more the merrier.
>
> Or maybe I am missing something and should RTFM (read the manual).  
> No, I
> just came back from the manual. I really can't get from here to there
> using key chords the way that would be optimal and efficient.
>
> Bruce
>
> Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
>> Hello,
>> To make this scenario more effective, I would like to propose the
>> following:
>
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