I'm going crazy figuring out how to use a keyboard shortcut for "file" in LibreOffice, or ANYthing on the menu bar for that matter. What's the secret?
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I'm going crazy figuring out how to use a keyboard shortcut for "file" in LibreOffice, or ANYthing on the menu bar for that matter. What's the secret?
Spilled the Beans
I totally cannot figure out how to select File, Edit, or ANYthing on the menu bar of LibreOffice using a keyboard shortcut. I'm somewhat disabled and have great difficulty using a mouse. Will SOMEone please help??
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On my computer F10 works, but I'm using Xubuntu, so it may be different in Unity.
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Hold 'Alt' & type 'F', that will open the file menu
Hope that helps.
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Hi carl_schulze - are you using Ubuntu with Unity? If so, I'm able to access the file menu using ALT+F, the edit menu using ALT+E, etc in my 12.04 installation - but only by pressing both keys pretty well at the same time. If I press ALT too long before the other key, I get the Dash command.Originally Posted by carl_schulze
Hope this helps!
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Threads merged.
Hello carl_schulze,
Please do not start multiple threads for the same issue, it dilutes community effort and it is confusing.
Best Regards,
“Progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things”
— Robert A. Heinlein
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"Please do not start multiple threads for the same issue, it dilutes community effort and it is confusing."
Dear codemaniac,
Where is the other thread for this issue? Could you post a link?
Thank you,
- ph
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Read the post - they got merged.
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