On 24-May-2001 Dekel Tsur wrote:
> No, the Esc key also exits from insettext and insettabular (when you are in
> a table cell, pressing Esc will move the cursor into a "dummy" position
> at the beginning of the cell, and pressing Esc again will move the cursor
> out of the table.
Yes!
Generally ESC is defined for insets to exit THIS inset so if you have an
inset inside an inset it get's a level up. But it should put the cursor
always BEHIND the inset.
Jürgen
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