Hi,
Christoph Noack wrote (18-11-11 21:32)
Am Freitag, den 18.11.2011, 13:32 +0100 schrieb Bjoern Michaelsen:
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 11:31:24PM +0100, Christoph Noack wrote:
according to Andras, the stylist is at Ctrl-T on mac, so moving it there too on
Linux and Windows makes sense to me.
As long we don't interfere with other Ctrl+T functions ...
And, is Ctrl+T really available for all modules (it is not only Writer).
Looks so..
Second, F11 is not the only related feature bound to F11. Shift+F11
seems used for new styles (from selection), and Ctrl+Shift+F11 updates a
style. So binding a given feature to F11 might break the similarity of
the other F11-keybindings
Proposal: Ctrl-Shift-T for new styles, no _default_ shortcut for "update
style". Whoever is using that is experienced enough to set his own shortcut if
needed.
Fine.
Currently Ctrl-F11 brings the focus to the Apply styles listbox. Highly
convenient.
Ctrl+Shift+T Removes cell protection in Writer
Third, are we sure that the fullscreen view is more often used than
working with the Stylist? It seems we don't have a viable (easy to
remember) shortcut for that.
Yes, I am sure: Launchpad tells me so, it also tell me that most users dont
know or care about the Stylist at all. Ctrl-T is easy to remember: sTylist
(every user accessing the Stylist is advanced enough to know that it cant be
Ctrl-S).
Mwah - can say the same for Ctrl-Shft-J
I tried to look up the shortcut for the "Styles and Formatting" window
for Word, but was unable to find.
Word tries everything possible to make the use of styles difficult.
So, how to continue ... wait for some other comments? I think I can't
add that much :-)
Hope I could be of some help :-\
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