Shift + F4 no longer working in application
TerryJ
listmail at exemail.com.au
Sun Apr 1 13:07:23 CEST 2007
Olivier Fourdan wrote:
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> Hi
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> OrionBelt wrote:
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>> There are apparently quite a few problems with keybindings with XFCE
>> 4.4. See for example here:
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>> http://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2624
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> Unrelated. TerryJ said the shortcut in not working in OpenOffice.org
> which is not the same thing as what's listed in bug #2624 which is about
> shortcuts not working in Xfce.
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>> I am also occasionally getting "bizzare" keybinding behaviors that
>> then disappear...
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> Global shortcuts depends on key grabs, whereas application shortcuts
> require the application to be focused. Not necessarily the same thing.
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>> One thing you may want to try is Comment #3 in the above bug link:
>> (Re)define Shift+F4 to do something (whatever) via XFCE's window
>> manager and/or keyboard (global) shortcuts, then undefine Shift+F4 (no
>> associated binding), and see if it now works under OpenOffice...
>>
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> No, first thing do would be to try with another environment to make sure
> this is related to Xfce. I mean, if a shortcut doesn't work in OOo, that
> could be related to OOo after all...
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> Cheers,
> Olivier.
I've recommended a similar procedure (setting then unsetting) in another
context. I felt quite foolish but I know that sometimes works.
Anyway, I used Settings >Window Manager >Keyboard to assign *SHIFT+F4*
to Move Window to Left Workspace. The keybinding is showing as
*SHIFT+F16* (there is no F16). I set it twice with the same result.
Somehow F4 has become F16. =-O
The keybinding *was* working in OpenOffice.org. I'll try it on Kde
tomorrow. :'(
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Regards, TerryJ
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