You can put the cell merge icon on the visible tool bar. Then, your
single click can be a mouse click. TOOLS -> CUSTOMIZE -> TOOLBARS Tab
-> Formatting Toolbar -> and check the Merge Cells checkbox. You can
add/delete to suit you.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 27/06/07, Jonathan Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
> I have been unable to find the following information by googling the
> web. Please, if this information is in an accessible place then RTFM
> me with vengance!
>
> 1) How does one merge cells in Calc with a keyboard shortcut?
Go to Tools - Customize. Click on the Keyboard tab. Under "Functions"
select
the category "Format". Under "Function" select "Merge Cells" (there
are two
of them for some reason). Assign that to the key of your choice.
Thanks. I was unable to find it earlier. Now it's right where I'd expect!
> 2) How does one apply a style/specific formatting to a cell with a
> keyboard shortcut? (I thought that this would be easy to find)
I'll let you search the customize menu.
Got it.
> 3) How does one do both 1 and 2 with a single keyboard shortcut?
With a macro, I suppose.
Ah! No! Well, if I must...
> If one must define a new shortcut for these actions, then in what file
> is the shortcut saved (Fedora 6)? I ask for backup purposes, so that I
> can restore the shortcut when I reinstall the OS. I do not want to
> backup the entire ~/.openoffice.org2 directory.
Don't know.
Got this figured out too (Save configuration dialog). It was so
obvious that I didn't even think about it. I'm always looking for the
hard way out, I guess.
Dotan Cohen
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