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What |Old value |New value
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Priority|P3 |P4
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------- Additional comments from ram...@openoffice.org Sun Jun 14 21:20:45
+0000 2009 -------
es wrote: "What happens when you switch to the Numeric mode (I read some Toshiba
Satellite manuals, don't know if it applies to yours! ;)) pressing Fn+F11 and
after that, pressing Alt+0223?"
In that case I don't get the problem.
"Your misunderstanding of how Fn+Alt works on your keyboard?"
Well, for the longest time I use these key combinations to insert special
characters. In regular text that appears to work fine, but not when inside of a
table cell. It also applies to any other characters that I tried, but I have to
admit that they all are in the 22x range (German special characters). I tried a
few different ones and if I circumvent the keys that would have arrow functions
when the numpad is turned off I don't have the problem.
es wrote: "What I don't understand is that you have the Alt+Down effect 2 times
(as seen on the video) and corresponding to the 2 times pressing [2] AND at the
same time te right character "ß" corresponding to "0223"... %("
That seems to be the key here. It indeed looks like a double-interpretation of
the commands. I have no idea if there is any way to detect if the Fn key was
pressed. If yes, there may be some clever way to detect what was really meant.
Besides that, I had no clue that Alt+Down changes the row height.
Is there any way to redefine the keyboard shortcuts to use the right Alt key?
That one is typically marked as Alt Gr on any non-US keyboard (making it more
obscure to use the fourth keyboard layer). I know that on all the US keyboards I
ever came across the Alt keys are detected as two different keys, same for the
Shift keys. Point being, changing the shortcuts to be on the fourth keyboard
layer would be an effective workaround without loosing any functionality.
Now that I know of Alt+Down I dropped the priority as it appears to be a very
specific case that should not apply to many users.
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