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 Keyboard ShortCuts reference:
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-(see also the HTML online documentation, or the Launchers-Settings-Keyboard menu).
+(see also the HTML online documentation, or the Launchers "Settings-Keyboard" menu).
+Notice1:
-Notice1:
 for most systems: the CMD-key is mapped to the left ALT-key.
 for WINDOWS: it is mapped to the CTRL-key.
 Notice2:
 case matters; CMD-a is different from CMD-A  (CMD-Shift-a)
 Notice3:
 the settings are defined during startup, by reading the
 file: 'keyboard.rc' - if you dont like the settings, change them !
 In the table below,
 (1) means: CTRL-<char> under windows.
 (2) means: not available as keyboard shortCut under windows.
 CMD-a     (1)    Accept (compile or save)
 CMD-b     (1)    Backward search (last pattern backward)
 CMD-i     (1)    InspectIt
 CMD-m     (1)    select up to Matching parenthesis
 CMD-p     (1)    PrintIt
 CMD-r     (1)    Replace
 CMD-s     (1)    Search (open search dialog)
 CMD-v     (1)    paste
 CMD-w     (1)    select Word under cursor
 CMD-x     (1)    cut
 CMD-z     (1)    popUpMenu
 CMD-A     (1)    select All
 CTRL-2           enclose the selected text in parenthesis / remove parenthesis
 CTRL-9           enclose the selected text in parenthesis / remove parenthesis
 F1               Again (repeat last cut/replace)
 F2               Code Completion (in new browser only) - experimental
 F3               Comment selection
 F4               Uncomment Selection
 F5               Paste unix-shell output (disabled)
 F6               Selection to UpperCase-first words
 F7               Selection to LowerCase
 F9               Undent by 4
 Special (national) Characters:
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 The right CTRL-key is used as a Compose key
 (this can be changed in the "keyboard.rc" file).
 Composed national characters are entered as a 3-character sequence:
 COMPOSE key1 key2
 press them in sequence - not at the same.
 For example, the french e-accentGrave is entered as:
 COMPOSE e `
 A full list is found in the Method "WindowSensor initializeComposeKeyTable".
 Alternatively, special characters can be copy/pasted from the following list:
 (Notice: you can also use a font-display via the text-editors
 'more'-'tools'-'specialCharacters'
 menu to insert any special character)
 acute:
 	� � � � � �     � � � � � �    [ Compose <char> ' ]
 grave:
 	� � � � �       � � � � �      [ Compose <char> ` ]
 circumflex:
 	� � � � �       � � � � �      [ Compose <char> ^ ]
 tilde:
 	� � �           � � �          [ Compose <char> ~ ]
 dieresis:
 	� � � � �       � � � � � �    [ Compose <char> " ]
 slash:
 	� �                            [ Compose <char> / ]
 ring:

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