Click on OK to assign these new shortcuts. Repeat steps 4 to 7 to change the definition of ⇧⌘Right into Select to End of Line 7).ġ1. Repeat steps 4 to 7 to change the definition of ⇧⌘Left into Select to Begin of Line 6).ġ0. Repeat steps 4 to 7 to change the definition of ⌘Right into To End of Line.ĩ. Click on the Modify button (in the top right of the dialogue) 5).Ĩ. In the Shortcut keys list (on the top left), choose ⌘Left.
In the Function list, choose To Line Begin. In the Category list (in the Functions section), choose Navigate. Make sure that the radio button for Writer (on the top right of the dialogue box) is selected. (choose Customize… from the Tools menu.)ģ. A workaround for this problem is to use Java Runtime Environment version 1.4 instead. As a consequence of this bug, keystrokes which have been added in the System Preferences…, aren't detected in NeoOffice.
Unfortunately the Java version which NeoOffice uses by default, Java Runtime Environment 1.5, has a bug, in which all key commands with the ⌥ (option) key are not handled properly. Of course cursor navigating functions like 'To Word Right' should have been previously added manually in NeoOffice in a menu 3). For example '⌥▶' would be assigned to a menu item called 'To Word Right'. The missing ⌥ (option) key functionality in NeoOffice can be easily circumvented in the System Preferences… pane in OSX, where it's possible to assign ' ⌥ (option) key'-keystrokes to set menu items. But from the listed and selectable keystrokes over there, there is just no entry with the ⌥ (option) key, which means, this key cannot be assigned to any function from there. Within NeoOffice there is a menu option where keystrokes can be customized. Commands like ⌘▶ (command + right) to jump to the end of a line or ⌥▶ (option + right) to advance to the next word are typical examples of what should be standard behaviour but is not in NeoOffice when it's installed initially.
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It's quite easy to reconfigure NeoOffice to behave more like standard Mac OSX commands for cursor movement 2).
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