Hi Marta,

in the options sections of MultiTerm you can find predefined shortcuts, which you can adapt to your own wishes.

Joël

Hi Joël,

can you tell me where exactly I can find the settings section for the shortcuts? I had tried looking for it already, but was not successful.

Marta Kiezik

You'll find them under File -> Options -> Keyboard Shortcuts, like this:

I hope that helps?

Excellent, thank you! I don't know why I got fixated on the idea that there were no other options than the ones available in 'View', while the advanced settings were actually accessible in the same way as they are in Studio. Probably because the File tab is blue and it looks like it's already opened right under.

Thanks again!

I am still struggling to find a shortcut for this particular step (as well as moving up and down within the two terms), and I gather it's simply not available. Could anyone confirm? 

Marta Kiezik

I assume you mean a shortcut to "Add term"?  I think you're right and there isn't a specific shortcut for this.  But you can tab and shift+tab to navigate around the actionable parts of the entry pane.  Then press enter when you are on add term.  Perhaps that will help somewhat?

Marta Kiezik

In the Default Layout F3 works for adding an entry. But there might be a better solution. I think that the Default layout is interesting for quickly adding or changing an entry. If you want to add/edit many entries, it might be easier to use eg. the Flags layout and create an input model with those fields you want to add at a regular basis (don't forget to activate the full form input model). Navigating through the entry then is very easy using Tab and shift tab. Using these shortcuts not only lets you navigate through the entry, but the field that was open for editing is automatically closed and the data saved.

Marta Kiezik

In the Default Layout F3 works for adding an entry. But there might be a better solution. I think that the Default layout is interesting for quickly adding or changing an entry. If you want to add/edit many entries, it might be easier to use eg. the Flags layout and create an input model with those fields you want to add at a regular basis (don't forget to activate the full form input model). Navigating through the entry then is very easy using Tab and shift tab. Using these shortcuts not only lets you navigate through the entry, but the field that was open for editing is automatically closed and the data saved.