Created attachment 140848 [details] Double mention of CTRL+N in the menu In the spanish version (ES) the key combinations are not as they are listed in the help page. CTRL+A it´s said to select all the text, but it opens the window file-open. CTRL+E selects the text. CTRL+E it´s said to center the text, but it selects all the text. (To center the text: CTRL+T). CTRL+N it's written next to the menu "Archivo-Nuevo-Documento de texto", as a short cut for "New document". It doesn't work. The correct combination is CTRL+U. CTRL+N appears again next to the menu "Formato-Texto-Negrita", wich is correct. There are problems also with CTRL+S. I think that this is a mistake wich gives a very bad image of the suite, telling the people who uses Writer for the very first time that the quality of the product is lower than others. Bad information in the help page? Two different mentions in the menu to CTRL+N? Does nobody check the displayed information in this suite? This are three questions a new user can ask. And then install another office suite. I have three different versions installed (W10, W7 and Ubuntu), and every single one works the same: The information of the help page is not real. This, and the double mention of the CTRL+N in the menu it´s easy to fix. Sorry for my english.
In which LO version are you? Do you reproduce this with last stable LO version 5.4.6 or brand new 6.0.2?
I´ve tried several. Running under Windows I had the latest, and now I have 5.2.7.2, and other between in the laptop (5.4...). Under Ubuntu I have the same problem. The problem is not about the program (except for the fact of CTRL+N in two different places of the menu in 5.6 version). It´s about the help page. In spanish, Open is "Abrir", so CTRL+A is "Abrir". So it can not be Select text, as in the english version. It´s hard for me to explain all this in English. It would be easier do it in my languaje. In a few words, all the versions I´ve tried (in Spanish) had different key combinations that the mentioned ones in the help page.
I’ve fixed the help portion, but I don’t know how to fix the reported shortcuts in the menus.
Dear Adolfo Jayme, This bug has been in ASSIGNED status for more than 3 months without any activity. Resetting it to NEW. Please assigned it back to yourself if you're still working on this.
(In reply to Adolfo Jayme from comment #3) > I’ve fixed the help portion, but I don’t know how to fix the reported > shortcuts in the menus. See https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/officecfg/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Accelerators.xcu and look for xml:lang="es". Be careful though, I think these shortcuts were added to establish compatibility with other localized Spanish office suites (MS Office, most probably).
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