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On Saturday 31 March 2007 16:47, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> My personal preference would be for Alt to stay and free up F10 for more
> important tasks.

Pressing alt actually just moves the 'focus' really. Which is why I stated=
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before that to open the first menu is [alt] [enter].  (release the alt in=20
between).

Now, I don't mind F10 being configurable or not; but I'm thinking that=20
alt-enter (without releasing the alt) might just be what the doctor ordered=
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It is in line with the concept of "alt-F for File menu" so easier to=20
remember/discover.

In KWord2 (i.e. Qt4) I note that Alt indeed does not move focus, so the=20
problem Lubos noted has been solved it would seem.
Maybe instead of defaulting to F10 (and eat another key) we can default to=
=20
alt-enter which uses 1 modifier and thus is already less 'expensive' as the=
=20
=4610 one.
We could then try to make F10 the configurable key for workspaces like Wind=
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and MacOs.
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Thomas Zander

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