Re: switching between documents, was Re: [gedit-list] RFE: remove the tab when viewing a single file
- From: Steve Frécinaux <nudrema gmail com>
- To: John Pye <john pye student unsw edu au>
- Cc: gedit-list <gedit-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: switching between documents, was Re: [gedit-list] RFE: remove the tab when viewing a single file
- Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 11:33:56 +0200
John Pye wrote:
Ctrl-pgup and ctrl-pgdn are used in OpenOffice Calc (and MS Excel) for
moving through worksheet tabs. Might not be so bad.
These are the blessed accelerators for switching tabs in GNOME, as
stated by the HIG. It works in Firefox too.
What's the mechanism (if any) of reassigning the default GNOME shortcuts
on a per-user basis? If 'next document' could be added as a GNOME-wide
shortcut, with a default of ctrl-pgdn, then this could be reassignable
by the user? Is this something that gconf does?
You can do this on a per application basis (just activate the related
menu item in Prefs → menus and toolbars -- some apps don't support it
but feel free to fill a bug). But you won't be able to assign anything
to the tab key combinations, AFAIK.
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