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db ·
Small FR:
It would be very convenient to hotkey between two or more windows when using SM. Say you wanted to have an example synth open as a guide how to do something in your new synth.
I know you can now go to the Window menu and change, but a hot key would be way faster when you are flipping back and forth between the two.
I know everyone doesn't have dual monitors, but it would be great
to be able to have two synths open at once in seperate windows for the same purposes as above.
Zynewave ·
The standard Windows shortcut-key: Ctrl+F6 and Shift+Ctrl+F6 can be used to switch focus forward and backward between all opened schematics.
db ·
Zynewave wrote: The standard Windows shortcut-key: Ctrl+F6 and Shift+Ctrl+F6 can be used to switch focus forward and backward between all opened schematics.
Ah-missed that one. Thanks Frits! 🙂
I should have known that Jorge and Malc would have us covered.
Cheers
db ·
Zynewave wrote: The standard Windows shortcut-key: Ctrl+F6 and Shift+Ctrl+F6 can be used to switch focus forward and backward between all opened schematics.
Now this is interesting. I just tried Ctrl+F6 and it works forwards and backwards by itself. So does Shift+Ctrl+F6. Ah well, no matter. that's even easier! 🙂
malc ·
db wrote: I should have known that Jorge and Malc would have us covered.
Err...would like to take credit but it's built in to the system.
That Frits bloke really knows his stuff - he should get into software develoment 😉
db ·
malc wrote:
db wrote: I should have known that Jorge and Malc would have us covered.
Err...would like to take credit but it's built in to the system.
That Frits bloke really knows his stuff - he should get into software develoment 😉
Indeed-get his own Podium, so to speak! <cough!> 🙂
stefan ·
I usually use the (windows standard) ctrl-tab...
db ·
stefancrs wrote: I usually use the (windows standard) ctrl-tab...
How? I tried that and I just switched from SM to Firefox! :-(
stefan ·
db wrote:
stefancrs wrote: I usually use the (windows standard) ctrl-tab...
How? I tried that and I just switched from SM to Firefox! :-(
are you sure you didn't try alt-tab?
db ·
stefancrs wrote:
db wrote:
stefancrs wrote: I usually use the (windows standard) ctrl-tab...
How? I tried that and I just switched from SM to Firefox! :-(
are you sure you didn't try alt-tab?
My apologies-yup, I read ctrl-tab but was thinking alt-tab!
😮ops!:
Sorry for that, it's only 10 AM here in Vancouver. I really should learn not to post before 12 noon and/or 3 cups of coffee! 🙂
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