Is there a way to add keyboard shortcuts ala *office?
I.e. If I wanted to bold something I could highlight the text and press ALT+B? Or superscript -- which would be way more sweet would just insert $^{crapthatIhighlighted}$ for me if I did ALT+Shift+=?
Thanks!
General ⇒ Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
Re: Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
This falls in the domain of editors. Your editor of choice might already have such a facility or provide you a way to do it.
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OS: Debian/GNU Linux; LaTeX System : TeXLive; Editor : Vim
Re: Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
Well, true. I assumed that is was understood that my editor is TeXnicCenter. Unless I'm not understanding something....
Re: Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
You can add keyboard shortcuts for all the menu items under menu->tools->customize->Keyboard
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Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
Thanks! Now, is there anyway to edit those? I.E. if I want to do superscript in text mode I need $^{stuff}$ but the macros listed that do superscript only do it in math mode.
If I could edit them to insert the requisite $ that would be neat, too.
If I could edit them to insert the requisite $ that would be neat, too.
barcense wrote:You can add keyboard shortcuts for all the menu items under menu->tools->customize->Keyboard
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Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
the only i know you can do is to define your own text by menu->insert->Own TextModules-> Manage TextModules,
you must asign a names as AAA that let it be the first in the list. Then you can assign it a keyboard short cut assigning it to Own TextModules . Unfortunately you only can assign a shortcut to the first itrm in the list and this will block the Manage TextModules command.
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you must asign a names as AAA that let it be the first in the list. Then you can assign it a keyboard short cut assigning it to Own TextModules . Unfortunately you only can assign a shortcut to the first itrm in the list and this will block the Manage TextModules command.
Regards.
Keyboard short cuts for common commands...
It seems kinda strange that you can't add shortcuts to custom TextModules.

barcense wrote:the only i know you can do is to define your own text by menu->insert->Own TextModules-> Manage TextModules,
you must asign a names as AAA that let it be the first in the list. Then you can assign it a keyboard short cut assigning it to Own TextModules . Unfortunately you only can assign a shortcut to the first itrm in the list and this will block the Manage TextModules command.
Regards.