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We used to use the Tab key for this, but many users complained and wanted the
Tab key
to do the same thing that the Enter Key does, so we changed the Tab key to work
identically to the Enter key. You can always click on the Reviewing radio
button.
While it is active Adapt It will only move forward one source phrase at a time
for
each press of Tab or Enter.
Original comment by adaptitbill@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2009 at 8:13
Yes, the Reviewing radio button is a solution to this.
When working on the keyboard in AI and using mainly hotkeys, this solution is
cumbersome.
Isn't there a hotkey combination still not used in AI similar to Shift+Enter
(e.g.
Ctrl+Enter, or Alt+Enter) to move forwards?
Original comment by wolfgang...@gmx.de
on 13 Mar 2009 at 6:31
OK, I will look into the possibility of using Ctrl+Enter for this, and I have
placed
it on our feature request list. Alt+Enter would not work as it is already a
hotkey
for a different command (Merge). One consideration which I will have to
research is
that we don't violate the conventional system of reserved keys for a given
operating
system. For example, Apple reserves certain key combinations for system use. As
far
as I can tell, however, we could also use Ctrl+Enter for the Apple OS X version
of
Adapt It (most Apple keyboards also have a Ctrl key these days).
Original comment by adaptitbill@gmail.com
on 13 Mar 2009 at 9:50
It looks like the behavior here hasn't changed -- Tab or Enter will go forward to the next SourcePhrase not in the KB, not necessarily to the next SourcePhrase in the document.
Stale issue was resolved but never closed.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
wolfgang...@gmx.de
on 12 Mar 2009 at 7:29