Am 06.08.2013 um 15:04 schrieb Rainer M Krug <rai...@krugs.de>: > Hi > > I recently switched from Linux to OS X. > > One thing I haven't figured out is how I can easily access the menu > items easily via keyboard shortcut. > > Under Linux, I did CTRL-I -- N - N to insert a Lyx note. Under OS X > (Mountain Lion) I have to use several keyboard shortcuts and navigate > with the cursor keys to open the Insert menu and I insert charactars i > the text: > > - CRTL-F2 gives focus to the Meu Bar > - i navigates to the Insert menu, but does not open it AND inserts an "i" > in the document. > - Cursor Down opens the menu > - and so on. > > Am I missing something here (I hope so)?
No, out of the box these shortcuts don't work, IMHO. Fortunately you may define them 1:1 yourself. I did it for note-insert - using the Preference editor, the user bind file is attached. This file resides in "$HOME/Library/Application Support/LyX-2.0" For 2.1 I'd think it's a good idea to add the insert menu commands at least to the set of known shortcuts. I'll do this later. It's a little bit work - one has to do it for different languages. Stephan
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