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--- Comment #22 from Jim Raykowski <raykowj@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Kenneth Hanson from comment #21)
@V Stuart Foote

Your proposed keybindings sound good to me.


I agree, so?

.uno:GoToPrevPage 'To Previous Page'
.uno:GoToNextPage 'To Next Page'


I have some questions about UNO commands.

1. What is the UNO command for the "Next/Previous Page" commands? Are they
the PageUpCursor and PageDownCursor functions in the code Jim linked?


'To Begining of Next Page' is .uno:GotoStartOfNextPage
'To Begining of Previous Page' is .uno:GotoStartOfPrevPage

The linked functions in the code are what the Navigate By control uses for Page
element navigation. They aren't used by any UNO command AFAIK.

2. In the customize dialog, is there any difference between commands labeled
"Go to next X" vs simply "To next X"?


I think that is just an inconsistent naming difference.

Also, the names I proposed were all labels for the UI. So, if only the
"Page(Up/Down)Cursor" commands are made available to the, my proposed name
would (presumably) result in providing the C++/UNO "Page(Up/Down)Cursor"
command as "Page Up" in the UI.

Sorry, you lost me. Regardless of what the UNO command name is you will be able
to assign whatever shortcut key to it you wish.

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