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howtos:sorted_keyboard_shortcuts [2013/09/12 06:04] – Same contents as original table but now in logical, not alphabetic, order richardhhowtos:sorted_keyboard_shortcuts [2013/09/12 13:39] – Added rectangular selection, factored out Moving the document richardh
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 offers some keyboard shortcuts ('File/New'  = Ctrl+N, ...; 'Edit/Undo' = Ctrl+Z, ..). offers some keyboard shortcuts ('File/New'  = Ctrl+N, ...; 'Edit/Undo' = Ctrl+Z, ..).
  
-The following table lists  all the built-in shortcuts.+The following tables list  all the built-in shortcuts.
  
 You can make more! For how to do this, see  You can make more! For how to do this, see 
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 |Alt-Right (C)|Navigate forward a location|Switches to the next location in the navigation history. See the section called Code Navigation History.| |Alt-Right (C)|Navigate forward a location|Switches to the next location in the navigation history. See the section called Code Navigation History.|
 |Alt-Left (C)|Navigate back a location|Switches to the previous location in the navigation history. See the section called Code navigation history.| |Alt-Left (C)|Navigate back a location|Switches to the previous location in the navigation history. See the section called Code navigation history.|
 +|F1 (C)|Help|Opens the manual.|
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 +==== MOVING THE DOCUMENT====
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 +^Shortcut keys^Action^Description^
 |Ctrl-Shift-PageDown|Move document right|Changes the current document with the right hand one.| |Ctrl-Shift-PageDown|Move document right|Changes the current document with the right hand one.|
 |Ctrl-Shift-PageUp|Move document left|Changes the current document with the left hand one.| |Ctrl-Shift-PageUp|Move document left|Changes the current document with the left hand one.|
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 |Alt-Shift-P|Select current paragraph|Selects the current paragraph under the cursor which is defined by two empty lines around it.| |Alt-Shift-P|Select current paragraph|Selects the current paragraph under the cursor which is defined by two empty lines around it.|
 |Ctrl-A (C)|Select all|Makes a selection of all text in the current document.| |Ctrl-A (C)|Select all|Makes a selection of all text in the current document.|
 +|Control + Shift|Column mode editing (rectangular selections)|edits of the text within this selection will be done for every line in the selection.| 
 +|Control + Alt|Column mode editing (rectangular selections)|edits of the text within this selection will be done for every line in the selection.|
 |Ctrl-Shift-M|Mark All|Highlight all matches of the current word/selection in the current document with a colored box. If there's nothing to find, or the cursor is next to an existing match, the highlighted matches will be cleared.| |Ctrl-Shift-M|Mark All|Highlight all matches of the current word/selection in the current document with a colored box. If there's nothing to find, or the cursor is next to an existing match, the highlighted matches will be cleared.|
 |Ctrl-M|Toggle marker|Set a marker on the current line, or clear the marker if there already is one.| |Ctrl-M|Toggle marker|Set a marker on the current line, or clear the marker if there already is one.|
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