I seem to remember that under older versions of KDE there was a way to assign a hotkey to an application so that, for instance, typing Alt-E would summon the Emacs editor. However, I can't find any way of making such an assignment under KDE 3.1. Is it still there -- and if so, where? Paul Abrahams
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I seem to remember that under older versions of KDE there was a way to assign a hotkey to an application so that, for instance, typing Alt-E would summon the Emacs editor. However, I can't find any way of making such an assignment under KDE 3.1. Is it still there -- and if so, where?
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Hi Paul, Am Samstag, 27. Dezember 2003 23:25 schrieb Paul W. Abrahams:
I seem to remember that under older versions of KDE there was a way to assign a hotkey to an application so that, for instance, typing Alt-E would summon the Emacs editor. However, I can't find any way of making such an assignment under KDE 3.1. Is it still there -- and if so, where?
right klick on KDE menu or execute "kmenuedit". For each application you can define a hotkey (be sure to set your keyboard layout, for example in ControlCenter->Regional settings->Keyboard layout, in order to use special keyboard keys). cu, Jean-Marc
On Sunday 28 December 2003 04:31, Jean-Marc Autexier wrote:
Am Samstag, 27. Dezember 2003 23:25 schrieb Paul W. Abrahams:
I seem to remember that under older versions of KDE there was a way to assign a hotkey to an application so that, for instance, typing Alt-E would summon the Emacs editor. However, I can't find any way of making such an assignment under KDE 3.1. Is it still there -- and if so, where?
right klick on KDE menu or execute "kmenuedit". For each application you can define a hotkey (be sure to set your keyboard layout, for example in ControlCenter->Regional settings->Keyboard layout, in order to use special keyboard keys).
Yed, I finally did that after being told the secret. Too bad there's not a whisper in the help files about where to look for this functionality. Paul
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