Re: [Pan-users] Shortcut keys?

[Devilkin]

On Thursday 20 June 2002 16:18, gaw zay wrote:
> On Thu, 20 Jun 2002, DevilKin wrote:
> > On Thursday 20 June 2002 13:01, DevilKin wrote:
> > > > 1. Is it possible (as it was in gnome 1.x pan) to set the keyboard
> > > > shortcuts to whatever you want?
>
> yes

Uhm. How?

>
> > > > 2. Where did 'get new headers (and bodies) in all subscribed groups'
> > > > go? I used this always to sync news in all my newsgroups. Now it
> > > > seems that i'd have to do ctrl-a (select all) shift-a (get all
> > > > headers and bodies)...
>
> I think charles declared this not useful enough. It would be sort of
> interesting if there was a pan scripting language so you could have
> custom menu entries and keybindings, or macros to run multiple commands
> sequentially, but that's easy to say since I'm not coding it.

Ehehehe, neither am i. It would be nice to see that option come back tho...
>
> > > > 4. Is it possible to take the 'old font layout' of pan to the newer
> > > > versions? The new pan had horrible font selection out of hte box...
>
> this is a gtk2 thing not pan (afaik) as to a fix or whatever, I don't
> know. Do it manually.

Figured so, it seemed to be something kde-gtk stuff.

>
> > > > 5. Can one change the font size of the menus/dialog boxes in pan?
> > > > It's awfully small on my system.
> > >
> > > 6. Replies don't always seem to contain the text of the previous post.
>
> I have noticed this to. sometimes it's because you have accidently
> highlighted a small amount of white space in a post, btw.

I specifically checked for that (just spacereading, and then pressing the keys 
to reply on a message)

>
> > 7. Just noticed that pan, when doing ctrl-g (select all groups)
> > ctrl-alt-m (mark read), seems to go over each group seperately, and it
> > takes _a lot_ longer than in gnome 1.x pan.
>
> define a lot. I don't do this so I have no idea.

Let's say it took about 1-2 seconds to mark 15 groups read. Now it takes 
atleast 5-6 seconds before i get control back of pan.

Jan
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