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Problem with keyboard shortcuts for tags - help needed
Thread poster: Ofra Hod
Ofra Hod
Ofra Hod  Identity Verified
Israel
Local time: 22:07
Member (2011)
English to Hebrew
Mar 28, 2012

I use XTM in Firefox 4.0.1 on Windows 7.

The Alt+0 shortcut works well for me, but Alt+1, Alt+2 etc. don't.

When there is at least one tag in the segment, I type Alt+0 and a popup appears with the tag in it. But when I type Alt+1 nothing happens.
 
XTM Intl
XTM Intl
United Kingdom
Local time: 20:07
Re: problem with keyboard shortcuts for tags Mar 28, 2012

Hi Ofra,

Could you please advise us with your client name which you're using to log in to XTM? You can reply here or on [email protected].

Kind regards,
XTM Support
 
Ofra Hod
Ofra Hod  Identity Verified
Israel
Local time: 22:07
Member (2011)
English to Hebrew
TOPIC STARTER
Problem solved Mar 28, 2012

It turns out that my shortcuts were re-assigned and so my defaults were different from the documented defaults.

I went to Settings > Shortcuts, looked at the settings and now I am happily using them (I could customize them, but I am ok with their current assignment).

Thanks, Support!
 


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