Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] LibreOffice Writer 24.2.1.2 for Windows: Pressing the Alt Key by Itself No Longer Moves Focus to the Menu Bar

"Jason J.G. White" <jason -AT- jasonjgw.net>
Mon, 4 Mar 2024 13:49:40 -0500


On 4/3/24 12:58, David Goldfield wrote:

In previous versions pressing the alt key by itself moved focus to the menu
bar. While I can still press key combinations such as alt-f to open the File
menu pressing just the alt key does nothing. Pressing f10 moves focus to the
menu bar but pressing alt is a bit easier.

Interestingly, pressing Alt alone never moved focus in any version ofLibreOffice that I can recall, under Linux. Thus it seems to be aWindows-specific issue. F10 always worked though, and still does.

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[libreoffice-accessibility] LibreOffice Writer 24.2.1.2 for Windows: Pressing the Alt Key by Itself No Longer Moves Focus to the Menu Bar · David Goldfield
- Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] LibreOffice Writer 24.2.1.2 for Windows: Pressing the Alt Key by Itself No Longer Moves Focus to the Menu Bar · Jason J.G. White
- Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] LibreOffice Writer 24.2.1.2 for Windows: Pressing the Alt Key by Itself No Longer Moves Focus to the Menu Bar · V Stuart Foote

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