Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Menuset
>
> Menubar "main"
> Submenu "File|F" "file"
> Submenu "Edit|E" "edit"
[...]
> Menu "file"
> Item "New...|N" "buffer-new"
[snip]
This File->New menu item, for example, looks on my
screen as ("_N" is an "underlined N"):
_New... C-n
Where does the "C-n" come from? Is that silently added to
the entry? Is there a way to remove it and/or change it?
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When I ran LyX from the default CVS compilation/installation,
I've got the following non-fatal messages at startup:
MenuItem(): LyX command `screen-options' does not exist.
MenuItem(): LyX command `spellchecker-options' does not exist.
MenuItem(): LyX command `keyboard-options' does not exist.
MenuItem(): LyX command `options-preferences' does not exist.
What I hope is that these entries are under construction; to
merge all options entries into one single "preferences" window?
Am I right, or is something else going wrong here?
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Something different: LyX menus (and the documentation) uses "M",
"C" and "S" to address the special keyboard keys. But that is
never printed on the keyboard itself; you'll *always* find "Alt",
"Ctrl" and "Shift". Why not use these obvious names to address
the special keys? I like Netscape, for example, where the
short-cuts are extremely easy to understand!
Regards,
Rob.
