Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 9 years ago
CTRL+W actually controls the Start Working function. There are two phases to
this
function:
1. Open a project if none is open.
2. Open a document if a project is open.
If no project is open, CTRL+W opens the Choose Project dialog to accomplish
phase one.
If a project is already open, Ctrl+W opens the Choose Document dialog.
If you are in a document and wish to quickly change to a document in another
project,
press Ctrl+J to close the current project. Press Ctrl+W to open the Choose
Project
dialog.
If you are in a document and wish to change to a document in the same project,
press
Ctrl+W to open the Choose document dialog. You will continue to see the text of
the
current document until Adapt It loads the new document.
Original comment by bussa5...@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2009 at 5:06
Thanks for the description of the File/Start Working (Ctrl+W) tool.
What is confusing to me, that in the file menu
- the hotkey Ctrl+W is used twice (for Close and Start Working)
- that the tool File/Close closes the document, but the hotkey Ctrl+W (given
for this
tool) does not do this
- in the case a project+document is open, Ctrl+W does not (immediately) close
the
docukment (or project) but gives the choice to open another document for the
same
project.
-> What is this File/Close tool for?
- In which situation will a document be closed in a project, AI kept open
without any
other document loaded?
-> If the File/Close is needed, choose a different hotkey for it (different from
Start Working) to avoid confusion.
Original comment by wolfgang...@gmx.de
on 13 Mar 2009 at 7:33
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
wolfgang...@gmx.de
on 12 Mar 2009 at 11:10