Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
I am using OOo 1.1.3 on FC3 and my keybindings (shortcut keys) work as follows:Hey, everyone:
Using openoffice.org-1.1.2-11.5.fc3 on FC3 for the first time (I've been using Sun StarOffice up to now), and I find that several keybindings are "wrong" from my point of view.
Note that by "wrong" I mean that those keybindings worked the same way forever in Microsoft Office 95 through 2000 and also in Sun StarOffice 6 and 7, so I expect them to work the same way in OOo. Of course, the change may be deliberate... but if so it is going to confuse the bloody hell out of people migrating from other apps.
Here is a list of some of the things I wonder about:
1. Ctrl-Enter properly selects the entire column, but Shift-Enter does not select the row. It incorrectly inserts a space into the current cell, also making the selection of multiple rows for insertion or deletion more difficult.
2. Ctrl-Shift-1 should format numbers #,##0.00 but does not.
3. Ctrl-Shift-4 should format numbers $#,##0.00 but does not. I am skipping the local currency reference here for simplicity.
4. Ctrl-Shift-5 should format numbers 0.00% but does not.
5. When entering a number into a cell which has already been formatted as a percentage, MS Office is smart enough to accept input of "55" as "55%". OOo will take "55" literally as "5500%". (Note: StarOffice did this too, yuck.)
6. Ctrl-Shift-J does not return from full-screen mode.
I have checked the OOo help screen, and it says those keybindings should work. Have I missed something? Or should I bugzilla this? I haven't checked Bugzilla for existing bugs or dupes yet, but I will a little later.
Cheers,
1. Ctrl-Enter does not select the column, Shift-Enter does not select the row.
2. Ctrl-Shift-1 does format numbers as #,##0.00 (as expected)
3. Ctrl-Shift-4 does format numbers as $#,##0.00 (as expected)
4. Ctrl-Shift-5 does format numbers as 0.00% (as expected)
5. Entering 55 in a cell formatted for percentage shows 55% (as expected), not 5500%
6. Ctrl-Shift-J does not return from full-screen. It does, however, enter full screen mode. You must click a close button to exit full screen.
I cannot find a way to alter these keys through the Tool-Option dialog.
Good luck, Joe Carsto carstolinux@xxxxxxxxxxx
