Johnny.1966 <johnny.1966 <at> telia.com> writes: ...[Snipped] > I select my settings file and click Open. > > Now I have the followng settings: > > Ctrl+B = Nothing > Ctrl+F = Nothing > > Inow scrolling up and down, only to find that nothing is assigned to > anything... > ...[snipped] > The settings above are now verified, so lets try to load my settings which > I saved as "Inställningar OpenOffice" just a short moment ago. > > Tools - Customize... - Keyboard > > Load... > Again, when selecting "Configuration" in the File format field, no files > are shown, so I reselect All files (*.*), then I select my file > "Inställningar OpenOffice", then I hit Open. > > This time every shortcut key for Calc was assigned to nothing and the > OpenOffice.org shortcut keys was not affected at all, maybe because the > Calc radio button was selected. > > Just for fun I now select the OpenOffice.org radio button and then I Load > the "Inställningar OpenOffice" file again, and yes, now everything is > assigned to nothing... ...[Snipped] > So my conclusions about 2.0 are: > 1. Saving and loading keyboard settings does not work... > 2. Configuration files does not have a suffix...?? In the save dialog, > when selecting the file type "Configuration", no files are shown at all, > so "All files (*.*)" must be selected (1.1.5 is the same in this case). > 3. If a configuration file is loaded, every shortcut key will be cleared > (assigned to nothing) for the application selected (OpenOffice.org/Calc in > this case). > > Can anyone else test this to verify if something is wrong with my > installation or if this is a general misbehaviour? ...[Snipped] I have just loaded a keyboard config file - all settings for keyboard shortcuts are erased. I have Mandrake Linux. Do you want to file this as an issue? If so, publish the issue number and I'll vote for it. For the time being, I suggest you simply customize the settings without saving and loading - I have not found that to be necessary. For some time now, I have been using my setting of "Home" instead of "Ctrl-Home" and "End" instead of "Ctrl-End" - both without saving and re-loading. Cheers, Terry.
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