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title: Basic Emacs-keybindings for LibreOffice Writer | |
created: !!timestamp '2012-06-08 12:00:00' | |
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- Emacs | |
- LibreOffice | |
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Although I try to avoid to use word processors like LibreOffice Writer, sometimes - mainly for collaboration purposes - I have to fall back on them. And in such hard | |
times I want to have at least some useful keybindings. Because I couldn't find any downloads that provide Emacs bindings for OpenOffice/LibreOffice Writer | |
I configured the basic bindings which you can download [[../../media/files/writer_bindings_emacs.zip][here]]. | |
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Currently supported/implemented bindings are: | |
|-------------+--------------------| | |
| Binding | Function | | |
|-------------+--------------------| | |
| C-f | forward-char | | |
| C-b | backward-char | | |
| C-n | next-line | | |
| C-p | previous-line | | |
| M-f | forward-word | | |
| M-b | backward-word | | |
| C-v | next page | | |
| M-v | previous page | | |
| C-a | beginning-of-line | | |
| C-e | end-of-line | | |
|-------------+--------------------| | |
| C-k | kill-line | | |
| M-d | kill-word | | |
| M-backspace | backward-kill-word | | |
|-------------+--------------------| | |
To load the archive go to Tools \rightarrow Customize \rightarrow Keyboard \rightarrow Load... | |
Maybe the supported bindings grow from time to time. But as a starting point these are my personally most often used basic keybindings. | |
Feel free to add your own ones and let me know it. |
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