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[Jan Lellmann <address@hidden>]

Hello,

I can't remember where I read it first, but it was also posted some time
ago in this list. That's a bit of a problem with TeXmacs: If you need
one of the 5% of shortcuts that are not intuitive, it takes a lot of
time to find them.

A nice thing to include in the documentation would be a cheat sheet
where every shortcut is briefly explained, sorted by environments (like
General, Text, Math etc.).

CorelDraw has a very useful button to view, print (and even export to
CSV) all available keyboard shortcuts. IMHO this is also a great idea,
but not as good as a cleanly laid out cheat sheet.

Best Regards,
  Jan

Nicolas Girard wrote:
> On Wednesday 01 November 2006 21:20, Jan Lellmann wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> most of the time, M-* works (I'm guessing it's M, on Windows it's Alt-*).
>>
> 
> Jan,
> that's great, thanks, it does exactly what I wanted. I'm just wondering 
> where 
> did you see this shortcut, as I could'nt find it into the documentation:
> 
>   $ egrep -r "<key\|M-.*\*.*>" /usr/share/TeXmacs/doc/
> 
> If it's not documented, then I'd suggest to add it to the document named 
> "the 
> standard TeXmacs styles"
> 
> Nicolas
>