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--- Comment #17 from Yousuf (Jay) Philips <philipz85@hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #16)
* Don’t use the following characters for shortcut keys: @ £ $ {} [] \ ~ | ^
' < >. These characters require different key combinations across languages
or are locale specific.

I guess this is where Mac differs from Windows, as its HIG utilizes { | } and
iWork utilizes [ ] < > '.

Ctrl + F11 - Styles & Formatting (Changes to F11 make sense only when we
also free the other single functions keys. So this would makes it necessary
to use Ctrl+F5 for Navigator and Ctrl+F4 for Data Source.)

Not possible to use Ctrl+F4 as that is a reserved shortcut to close the
application.

<strikeout>
Ctrl + Alt + F11 - New Style

You are correct that this wouldnt work on Linux.

Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F11 - Update Style
</strikeout>

These two would likely need shortcuts not involving F11

To add another argument: We have Ctrl+1..9 to set some style directly, so
why not use Ctrl+0 (or ^) instead of F11? I know it breaks all
familiarization...

Ctrl + 0 is taken by the 'Text body' paragraph style in Writer and Ctrl + Shift
+ 6 is taken in Calc for a number format.

And last but not least about transition: We need a better customization
regarding toolbar/sidebar setup anyway. We could (or rather should) add
shortcuts.

Sidebar shortcuts discussion is here (bug 84502).

And since the idea is to have an option to switch between
different layouts it could be possible to activate either the old LibO4
shortcut layout or anything else.

This has been implemented in Calc, but isnt available in other apps.

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