newbie questions on xfce

[Globe Trotter]

> > (1) I would like to be able to keybind raising the
> window to F1
> > (let's say) and lowering the window using F2,
> moving the window using
> > F3. How can I achieve this?
> 
> Check the keyboard settings in the Window Manager settings
> panel.  I 
> believe you'll find everything you need there.
> 

Hi, 

Thanks very much! I have not been able to get this to work. Here is what I did: 

Go into Window Manager Settings. Go to Keyboard tab. It says Default and is all grayed out. Nothing can be done. All I can do is create a theme, which I do called MyTheme. Then the keyboard shortcuts are clickable but I can only delete key bindings. Anyway, I gave up after a while, and went to my .themes/MyTheme/xfwm4 and then manually set 

raise_window_key=F1

I exited. Now this entry shows up on the Keyboard shortcuts as above, but it does not work. I guess there must be a place where I have to be able to say that I am to use this theme? I do have the key shortcut theme highlighted in the Keyboard under Window Manager settings.

I am using Fedora 8. I wonder if the installation of xfce on Fedora 8 has done some things which I can't figure out?

Any suggestions?

Many thanks again,
Trotter
Many thanks, 
Trotter