> Here I found a list of shortcuts... > http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Site/System%20Bindings.html > Would you rate this as a correct reference?
Yes. Apple's list is here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1343 but it looks pretty much the same. The only thing I'd question about the harvard.edu list is the use of <Home> and <End> to scroll to beginning and end of the document. I'd continue to use them as alternatives for <Cmd><left/right arrow> to move to beginning and end of lines. >>>> One problem here: The switch includes custom keybindings, which means >>>> that my keybindings have all of a sudden changed on me without >>>> warning, which is not something I think we should do to users, though >>>> I'm not sure how to handle the transition. (Fortunately, it's possible >>>> to change them back manually, but that's potentially a tedious hassle >>>> for some users like me who have many custom keybindings.) >>> >>> Can you give an example? As said before - for Option-M there is nothing >>> we can do. It's a mistake it was used as short-cut for math-menu before. >>> But others perhaps we can duplicate for Option and Control. >> >> As I said, these are custom keybindings. So I previously used >> <opt><cmd>[number] to set bookmarks; now this is <ctrl><cmd>[number]. >> In every case, the change shows up in Preferences > Editing > >> Shortcuts, and I can manually change it back. > > Note: You are used to use <opt><cmd>[number] to set a bookmark. > > But I'm almost sure <ctrl><cmd>[number] did the same before. > Now this is the only short-cut which is working for you. This wasn't true for me. <ctrl> previously was entirely ignored by LyX, and so typing <ctrl><cmd>[number] was equivalent to typing <cmd>[number]. (Or am I not understanding what you mean?) BH
