At 03:00 08/06/2010 -0300, Francysco Pablo Feitosa Gonçalves wrote:
... the MsOffice has two keyboards shortcuts
that I really miss in OpenOffice: First, the
shift-f3 that change the entire selected text
to capital letters, lower case letter or just first letter in capital.
o Open a document of the relevant type - perhaps a text (Writer) one.
o Go to Tools | Customize... | Keyboard.
o At the top right, select whether you want your
new shortcut to apply to all types of document or
perhaps only to Writer (or whatever).
o Under Functions | Category, choose Format.
o Under Functions | Function, choose Lowercase.
o Under "Shortcut keys", select the shortcut you wish to use.
o Click Modify.
o Repeat for Uppercase.
And second, the ctrl-shift-k that converts the
selected text in versalete. When I've said
"versalete" I mean "small caps"...
o Go to Format | Styles and Formatting (or click
the Styles and Formatting button in the Formatting toolbar, or press F11).
o Click the Character Styles button.
o Click the button at top right (New Style from
Selection) and select New Style from Selection.
o Give your new style a name.
o Right-click on the new style name in the list
and select Modify... | Font Effects | Effects | Small capitals.
o Create a keyboard shortcut as above, using
Styles | Character under Category and your new style name under Function.
o Repeat for "Title" (capital first letter of word).
You will need to save these styles into a
template or load them into other documents if you
need them (and the shortcuts) there.
Please do it soon, ok?
You can do it even sooner!
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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