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<h2><u>Configuring Shortcuts</u></h2>
<p>4Pane uses the standard key-bindings for things like Copy and Paste, and provides default bindings for most others.
However all shortcuts can be changed to those of your choice, either from the <b>Shortcuts</b> page of the Configuration dialog
(<i>Options > Configure 4Pane</i>) or by pressing <b>Ctrl-S</b>.
You will see a list of all the possible commands. Double-click on the one to be changed (or
select it and press Enter), and a dialog will appear which will let you:
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<li> <b><u>Change the Key-Binding</u></b> by pressing the desired keys.
So to change Copy from the default Ctrl-C to Ctrl-Comma, press both the
Ctrl key and the ',' key. In theory it's possible to choose almost any key
combination, however foolish. Each key can be used alone (e.g. F1 for
Help) or in combination with any or all of the Ctrl, Shift and Alt
keys. However some combinations won't work as they will have been
pre-empted by your window-manager (e.g. Ctrl-Alt-Delete).<br>
If you change your mind in the future, you can cancel a
user-defined key-binding by:
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<li> Entering a different key combination.</li>
<li> Clicking the <b>Default button</b> to return to the default (if there was one).</li>
<li> Clicking the <b>Clear button</b> to remove any binding for this command.</li>
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<li> <b><u>Change the Label</u></b>. If the command in question can be
accessed from a menu, you might wish to change the label that appears
there. If so, your first step should be to lie down until the feeling
goes away. If it doesn't, you can replace the label with
one of your choice by clicking the <b>Change Label button</b>
and following the instructions.<br><br></li>
<li> <b><u>Change the Help String</u></b>. Again this applies only to commands that have menu entries. As you
won't have noticed, some of these entries, when highlit by the cursor
hovering over them, produce a helpfully descriptive message on the left
of the status bar. If you wish to amend or remove such a message or add
your own, click the <b>Change Help String button</b>
and follow the instructions.<br></li>
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There is also a tick-box at the top of the dialog, that controls whether mnemonics are displayed in the shortcut labels e.g. <b>C&ut</b> instead of <b>Cut</b>. (Even if it's hidden in the main list, you can still see and change the mnemonic if you edit the label.)<br><br>
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