The catalog is never focused on.
Happens in :: fresh, too (after assigning that key command, opening the catalog and creating a category).
Alt+B to focus on catalog also activates Tabset menu
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Alt+B to focus on catalog also activates Tabset menu
Windows 8.1, 64-bit
Re: Alt+B to focus on catalog also activates Tabset menu
Each main menu item has a default ALT shortcut key attached to them.
File menu
Alt+E : Edit menu
Alt+V : View menu
Alt+G : Go menu
Alt+A : Favorites menu
Alt+U : User menu
Alt+S : Scripting menu
Alt+T : Tools menu
Alt+P : Panes menu
Alt+B : Tabsets menu
Alt+W : Window menu
Alt+H : Help menu
It's a standard windows feature, in fact other OSes do it too.
In standard windows desktop apps, each main menubar item has a underlined character. Alt+Character will trigger that menu.
The underlining is hidden by default. But you can change a system config to change that.
in Windows 7 start menu searchbar (or Control Panel searchbox) , type "keyboard work" (no quotes), pick "Change how your keyboard works",
in the opened ctrl panel window, check "Underline keyboard shortcuts and accesskeys".
The process is the same in Windows 8; the captions may be different, but the option is in ease of use/assistance -> keyboard related section.
back to XY: if you toggle off the menubar (find it in Help->List all cmds, or it's ::#1061;) then you can assign those shortcuts to other functions without mainmenu triggers interfering...
(I have assigned those keys to "doppelganger" user scripts, so when the menubar is hidden ALT+F will trigger ::popupmainmenu file; and so on.)
Alt+F : Alt+E : Edit menu
Alt+V : View menu
Alt+G : Go menu
Alt+A : Favorites menu
Alt+U : User menu
Alt+S : Scripting menu
Alt+T : Tools menu
Alt+P : Panes menu
Alt+B : Tabsets menu
Alt+W : Window menu
Alt+H : Help menu
It's a standard windows feature, in fact other OSes do it too.
In standard windows desktop apps, each main menubar item has a underlined character. Alt+Character will trigger that menu.
The underlining is hidden by default. But you can change a system config to change that.
in Windows 7 start menu searchbar (or Control Panel searchbox) , type "keyboard work" (no quotes), pick "Change how your keyboard works",
in the opened ctrl panel window, check "Underline keyboard shortcuts and accesskeys".
The process is the same in Windows 8; the captions may be different, but the option is in ease of use/assistance -> keyboard related section.
back to XY: if you toggle off the menubar (find it in Help->List all cmds, or it's ::#1061;) then you can assign those shortcuts to other functions without mainmenu triggers interfering...
(I have assigned those keys to "doppelganger" user scripts, so when the menubar is hidden ALT+F will trigger ::popupmainmenu file; and so on.)
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Re: Alt+B to focus on catalog also activates Tabset menu
Okay. Just something to learn then.
Windows 8.1, 64-bit