Shift+. has no effect. 0ae917e xavierjazz • Dec 19, 2014 - 23:13 Although it is set in the shortcuts, it has no result. Reply Comments Marc Sabatella • Dec 19, 2014 - 23:34 This is unfortunatley true on some keybaords where Shift+"." is the same physical key as ">", the shortcut for diminuendo. For now, you need to redefine one (or both) of these, as the same physical key obviously can't do two different things. See #34306: Default keyboard shortcuts for staccato and decrescendo cause neither to work. it would be nice to have a plan for dealing with this, as I think this keyboard arrangement is probably pretty common. Reply xavierjazz • Dec 20, 2014 - 00:01 In reply to This is unfortunatley true on by Marc Sabatella Ahh, I suddenly see. Yes, the > is on the dot. Reply
Marc Sabatella • Dec 19, 2014 - 23:34 This is unfortunatley true on some keybaords where Shift+"." is the same physical key as ">", the shortcut for diminuendo. For now, you need to redefine one (or both) of these, as the same physical key obviously can't do two different things. See #34306: Default keyboard shortcuts for staccato and decrescendo cause neither to work. it would be nice to have a plan for dealing with this, as I think this keyboard arrangement is probably pretty common. Reply
xavierjazz • Dec 20, 2014 - 00:01 In reply to This is unfortunatley true on by Marc Sabatella Ahh, I suddenly see. Yes, the > is on the dot. Reply
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This is unfortunatley true on some keybaords where Shift+"." is the same physical key as ">", the shortcut for diminuendo. For now, you need to redefine one (or both) of these, as the same physical key obviously can't do two different things. See #34306: Default keyboard shortcuts for staccato and decrescendo cause neither to work.
it would be nice to have a plan for dealing with this, as I think this keyboard arrangement is probably pretty common.
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Ahh, I suddenly see. Yes, the > is on the dot.