Keyboard Shortcuts

MartinP

Post #1 - May 6, 2011 2:44 AM

Keyboard shortcuts

Hello.

Is there a keaboard shortcut for:

bulleted list

(I found it only on the toolbar)

(without having to select the whole line and indent the selection; shift+TAB works, but TAB does not - only Home-TAB-End sequence)

Does AllMyNotes support numbered lists?

Thank you,

Martin.

vlad

Post #2 - May 8, 2011 4:54 PM

Re: Keyboard shortcuts

"MartinP" wrote:Is there a keaboard shortcut for:

bulleted list

(I found it only on the toolbar)

Hmm... so far we do have a keyboard shortcut to finish numbered list - Shift+Enter.

What keyboard shortcut would you like to use for starting the list?

"MartinP" wrote:[*]indentation of the current bulleted line

(without having to select the whole line and indent the selection; shift+TAB works, but TAB does not - only Home-TAB-End sequence)

I believe it's correct behavior - need to select whole line to make indentation added using the Tab key, that's how it works in other apps, like MS-Word.

"MartinP" wrote:Does AllMyNotes support numbered lists?

Soon we'll have it, stay tuned.

Anonymous

Post #3 - May 9, 2011 4:04 AM

Re: Keyboard shortcuts

"vlad" wrote:Is there a keaboard shortcut for:

bulleted list

(I found it only on the toolbar)

Hmm... so far we do have a keyboard shortcut to finish numbered list - Shift+Enter.

What keyboard shortcut would you like to use for starting the list? MS Word uses Ctrl+Shift+L, but in fact, I don't mind which keyboard shortcut it is - if there is any.

"vlad" wrote:[*]indentation of the current bulleted line

(without having to select the whole line and indent the selection; shift+TAB works, but TAB does not - only Home-TAB-End sequence)

I believe it's correct behavior - need to select whole line to make indentation added using the Tab key, that's how it works in other apps, like MS-Word. No, both TAB and Shift+TAB work in MS Word, MS Outlook and most of other applications. You must position the cursor at the beginning of the bulleted line. This TAB and Shift+TAB behaviour is most important when you create a new bulleted line - it allows you to modify indentation of this new line without having to make a complicated keyboard "combo".

Anonymous

Post #4 - Jun 3, 2011 1:57 PM

Re: Keyboard shortcuts

Casting my vote in favour of numbered lists, big time. Also with sub-numbers, like outline in Word.

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