Siegfried MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL wrote:
>
> To specify the viewer, I think you can go to
> Tools > Settings > Output > File formats
> where you have a Viewer field ...
> ( sorry, I translate from my french interface !)
>
> Under File Formats its not possible to change anything. I can type eg.
> KPDF under viewer for PDF(pdflatex) but its not possible save or choose
> apply.
>
> The shortcuts do exist :
> Ctrl-D to view DVI (compile)
> Shift-Ctrl-D to update DVI
>
> You can see then in some menus.
> There are also the usual Alt/Meta shortcuts ( the letters are underlined
> in the different menus ).
>
> You can also define your own key bindings (see manual "Customize").
>
> In the Customize manual it says that you can make your own mappings in the
> .kmap file:
>
> The .kmap File
>
> A .kmap file maps keystrokes to characters or strings. As the name
> suggests it sets a keyboard mapping. The .kmap file keywords
> kmap,kmod,ksmod, and kcomb are described in this section.
>
> kmap Map a character to a string
>
>
> But I don't want to change the kmapping I only want to make shortcuts.
>
>
> Siegfried.
>
>
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