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--- Comment #7 from Kevin Flynn ---
Try using Okular in Ubuntu, there is no rename dialog.
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--- Comment #6 from Kevin Flynn ---
(In reply to andreas.naumann from comment #5)
> If you want to rename the file with shortcuts only, you can use ctrl+shift+S
> followed by F2.
That doesn't rename a file, it only creates a new file with the name you
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--- Comment #5 from andreas.naum...@kdemail.net ---
If you want to rename the file with shortcuts only, you can use ctrl+shift+S
followed by F2.
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--- Comment #4 from andreas.naum...@kdemail.net ---
When I select "save as", I get a "save as"-dialoge. That dialog allows to save
the file with a new name AND rename existing files. In particular, if I press
F2 in the "save as" dialog, I get the "rename
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--- Comment #3 from Nate Graham ---
I assume it's about renaming the file.
Save As creates a copy; renaming isn't the same thing.
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