Changes between Version 164 and Version 165 of Shortcuts

Timestamp:

2016-04-27T15:22:42+02:00 (10 years ago)

Author:

openstreetmap.org-user-d1g

Comment:

Platform specific caveats, link to preferences page

Shortcuts

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 The following shortcuts are the default setting. This list might be outdated. You can always look in the JOSM shortcut preferences to see all active shortcuts (except for the different mode modifiers).
 
-You can change default shortcuts in [[Image(source:trunk/images/preferences/shortcuts.png,20,link=)]] [Help/Preferences/Shortcuts "Shortcuts Preferences" tab]
+You can change default shortcuts in [[Image(source:trunk/images/preferences/shortcuts.png,20,link=)]] [Help/Preferences/Shortcuts "Shortcuts Preferences" tab] or directly in [Help/Preferences preferences].
 
 === Annotated keyboard diagram based on this page === 
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 || Scroll-Wheel || Zoom in and out.
 
-Note: In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME gnome] desktop environment "Alt"-Click is used for moving the window. The "AltGr" key can be used instead; note that on some keyboards the "AltGr" key is simply the right-hand "Alt" key.
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+=== Platform specific caveats ===
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+==== Mac OS ====
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+(outdated steps?)
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+There's no button that works as a middle button like with UNIX. You can use the middle button with an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Mighty_Mouse Apple Mouse]. Connect Apple Mouse, Open System Preferences, click "Keyboard and Mouse" and configure the Ball button as "button 3". Then it can be used as the middle button. Note that you cannot configure other buttons as "button 3" with the Apple Driver. Maybe you can find a more useful mouse driver for this purpose.
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+==== GNOME DE ====
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+In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME gnome] desktop environment "Alt"-Click is used for moving the window. The "AltGr" key can be used instead; note that on some keyboards the "AltGr" key is simply the right-hand "Alt" key.