Here is a simple script that you can use to navigate a document from segment to segment using Alt+Left and Alt+Right.
// Move to next segment!right::Send, {ctrl down}{pgdn}{ctrl up} Send, {down} Send, {ctrl down}{pgup}{ctrl up}Return
// Move to previous segment!left:: Send, {ctrl down}{pgup}{ctrl up} Send, {up} Send, {ctrl down}{pgup}{ctrl up}Return
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Thanks for the tweaks. I should go beyond the basics of AutoHotKey, but I still haven't found the time.
Just a sidenote: Sometimes, when pressing Alt+Left or Alt+Right (or any other shortcut involving Alt) I end up with the 'tooltips' in the Ribbon showing (i.e. the numbers/letters I should press to access areas on the Ribbon—I don't know the correct term). I have noticed this only in Trados Studio, so I guess there is not anything wrong with the way I press the key combos.
Any ideas? Has anyone else noticed this? It's a bit annoying, as it requires me to press Alt again or press Escape before the cursor starts blinking in the grid again.
Pressing just 'Alt' does cause this to happen for me too. So the thing to do is to make sure you press Alt and the relevant key/s at exactly the same time and then it doesn't happen...
Sorry if I'm stating the obvious...
Have a wonderful weekend,
Alison
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