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Re: WDSC 6 vs Ctrl-Shift-I

New sequence for the old Ctrl-Shift-I is Ctrl-Shift-A - who knows why this was changed? I long for the good old days before Java and open source, when things did not just change willy-nilly. I hope IBM had a good reason. 

Vern

At 12:55 PM 8/31/2005, you wrote:


rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Can't seem to use Ctrl-Shift-I in WDSC 6 to open a member.  How can I fix it?
I had the same problem; it took me a long time, but I finally mapped it to CTRL-O which was much more intuitive for me. 

Window -> Preferences -> Workbench -> Keys

Command category: iSeries
Name: Open a member in Remote Systems LPEX Editor
Key Sequence: CTRL+O
Add
I think that's how I did it. It took me two times through to get it to stick, and it took me almost 5 minutes just now to figure out where the setting was. 

HTH
Sean
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