Thanks, Rich. You are right. I changed the bookmark hotkeys, and the disabled message doesn't appeare any more.
By the way, I have another problem around hotkeys. I've created the \bind "M-8" "math-delim ( )" hotkey. I realized that after each starting of LyX it doesn't consider the first usage of Alt+8, it does only the further ones. It has been annoying me for a long time. But now I tried to set up this hotkey using the Shortcut Configuration dialog. It made visible the difference between the first and the rest presses of Alt+8. To see it, go to modify the shortcut of some function just after starting LyX. When the Shortcut field is active press Alt+8 several times. First "Alt+?" appears but after it always "Alt+8" comes. I tried this on several computers with WinXP. All have the same problem. Máté ----- Original Message ----- From: rgheck To: Máté Salát Cc: Rich Shepard ; lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Friday, August 01, 2008 6:52 PM Subject: Re: Command disabled Máté Salát wrote: > Rich, > > Actually I've specified the hotkey Ctrl+8 but I haven't specified the others like Ctrl+1, Crtl+2, ... > But as I said the reaction of LyX even for Ctrl+1 and Ctrl+8 is the same "Command disabled" text. > > Anyway, I use WinXP and LyX 1.6.0beta4 (Fri, Jul 11, 2008). If I want to specify a new hotkey I use the Shortcut Configuration dialog (http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/NewInLyX16#toc20). The hotkeys made here by the user are stored in "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\lyx16\bind\user.bind". For example one line in it is: \bind "C-8" "math-delim ( )" > > The issue may be that these are already declared, here: # # bookmarks # \bind "C-~S-1" "bookmark-goto 1" \bind "C-~S-2" "bookmark-goto 2" \bind "C-~S-3" "bookmark-goto 3" \bind "C-~S-4" "bookmark-goto 4" \bind "C-~S-5" "bookmark-goto 5" \bind "C-~S-6" "bookmark-goto 6" \bind "C-~S-7" "bookmark-goto 7" \bind "C-~S-8" "bookmark-goto 8" \bind "C-~S-9" "bookmark-goto 9" \bind "C-M-~S-1" "bookmark-save 1" \bind "C-M-~S-2" "bookmark-save 2" \bind "C-M-~S-3" "bookmark-save 3" \bind "C-M-~S-4" "bookmark-save 4" \bind "C-M-~S-5" "bookmark-save 5" \bind "C-M-~S-6" "bookmark-save 6" \bind "C-M-~S-7" "bookmark-save 7" \bind "C-M-~S-8" "bookmark-save 8" \bind "C-M-~S-9" "bookmark-save 9" The ~S thing means to ignore shift state. So you're getting the disabled thing because the bookmark doesn't exist. If you want, you could redefine these to require shift: \bind "C-S-1" "bookmark-goto 1" and then define C-1 etc as you wish. rh
