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Journal: Ctrl-D del adjacent to Ctrl-S save
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Paul
Jun 15, 2009, 3:58:28 PM6/15/09
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It boggles the mind that the Ctrl-D deletion of a Journal entry (being
typed in) is ergonomically adjacent to Ctrl-S save. Why would anyone
want such convenient (i.e. frequent ad-hoc) access to deletion anyway?
typed in) is ergonomically adjacent to Ctrl-S save. Why would anyone
want such convenient (i.e. frequent ad-hoc) access to deletion anyway?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Jun 15, 2009, 5:10:03 PM6/15/09
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Because that's how the keyboard layout is and Ctrl+D is Delete in other
windows programs? (It's only delete in the header area - if you are in the
notes field Ctrl+D opens the Font dialog.)
windows programs? (It's only delete in the header area - if you are in the
notes field Ctrl+D opens the Font dialog.)
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