Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
Ctrl+Tab Inserts a tab stop (only in tables). Depending on the
Window Manager in use, Alt+Tab may be used instead.
(Actually, it doesn't insert a tab stop - does it? - but rather a tab
character.)
Different terminology for the same thing. The term "tab stop" is
probably more familiar (or has more meaning) to more people than the
technical term "tab character".
--Jean
It sounds as if the help material might be better off just saying that
it inserts a tab, which seems pretty clear and avoids confusion with tab
set positions -- which is how I (and apparently Brian) interpreted 'tab
stop' in the current documentation. I'm pretty sure I've seen references
to "setting tab stop positions" in related discussions.
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