You might find it convenient to perform various commands in Atlantis
through the keyboard. For this most commands in Atlantis can be
associated with a hot key. Pressing an associated hot key allows to
execute the corresponding command.
Most commands in Atlantis initially have associated hot keys. You can adjust these hot keys to fit your personal. For this choose the Tools | Hot Keys... main menu command. The Hot Keys dialog would pop up:
You must select the relevant Category on the left first, then browse the Commands list on the right and select the target command.
When the desired command is selected, the Assigned hot keys box displays the hot keys currently associated with it. "(None)" is displayed in this box when the selected command has not been assigned a hot key.
To assign a (new) hot key to a selected command, you can either
To remove an already assigned hot key, click it in the Assigned hot keys box, then click the Remove button.
The Original hot keys box displays the default Atlantis hot keys for the selected command. After changing hot keys for a command, you can always revert to the original hot keys for this command by clicking the Restore Original Hot Keys button.
The original default Atlantis hot keys for all commands are restored by pressing the Restore All button.
Note:
Hot keys can only be assigned to the font sizes listed in the Tools | Options... > General > Font Sizes... dialog. So if you want to assign a hot key to a font size not yet included in the Font Sizes dialog, you must add that font size to the Font Sizes dialog first.
A similar note holds regarding assigning hot keys to font colors and highlight colors. Hot keys can only be assigned to the colors offered on the Atlantis color palettes:
Note:
Atlantis supports both simple and compound hot keys. Simple hot keys are single keys or combinations of Shift, Ctrl, Alt, and another key, e.g.:
A compound hot key is made up by a key preceded by any of the following key combinations:
Most commands in Atlantis initially have associated hot keys. You can adjust these hot keys to fit your personal. For this choose the Tools | Hot Keys... main menu command. The Hot Keys dialog would pop up:
You must select the relevant Category on the left first, then browse the Commands list on the right and select the target command.
When the desired command is selected, the Assigned hot keys box displays the hot keys currently associated with it. "(None)" is displayed in this box when the selected command has not been assigned a hot key.
To assign a (new) hot key to a selected command, you can either
- click inside the New hot key entry box, then press the desired hot key on the keyboard. A warning message will pop up if the chosen hot key is already assigned to a different command.
- or press the ... (3 dots) button next to the New hot key entry box. You can then choose any appropriate hot key from a list of the currently unused hot keys.
To remove an already assigned hot key, click it in the Assigned hot keys box, then click the Remove button.
The Original hot keys box displays the default Atlantis hot keys for the selected command. After changing hot keys for a command, you can always revert to the original hot keys for this command by clicking the Restore Original Hot Keys button.
The original default Atlantis hot keys for all commands are restored by pressing the Restore All button.
Note:
Hot keys can only be assigned to the font sizes listed in the Tools | Options... > General > Font Sizes... dialog. So if you want to assign a hot key to a font size not yet included in the Font Sizes dialog, you must add that font size to the Font Sizes dialog first.
A similar note holds regarding assigning hot keys to font colors and highlight colors. Hot keys can only be assigned to the colors offered on the Atlantis color palettes:
Atlantis supports both simple and compound hot keys. Simple hot keys are single keys or combinations of Shift, Ctrl, Alt, and another key, e.g.:
Ctrl+A
F1
Shift+G
Ctrl+Shift+U
Shift+Alt+P
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F8
etc.
F1
Shift+G
Ctrl+Shift+U
Shift+Alt+P
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F8
etc.
A compound hot key is made up by a key preceded by any of the following key combinations:
Ctrl+K
Ctrl+Shift+K
Shift+Alt+K
For example, the following are compound hot keys:
Ctrl+Shift+K
Shift+Alt+K
Ctrl+K,1
Ctrl+Shift+K,F2
Shift+Alt+K,U
Compound hot keys are 4-steps hot keys. Let's take Ctrl+Shift+K,U ("Split Paragraphs") as an example. You must:Ctrl+Shift+K,F2
Shift+Alt+K,U
- Hold the Ctrl and Shift keys pressed,
- Press and release the K key,
- Press and release the U key,
- Finally release the Ctrl and Shift keys.
Tip:
The
various menus of Atlantis and the toolbar hints include information
about the hot keys associated with the corresponding menu items or
toolbar buttons.
Atlantis word processor keyboard shortcuts
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