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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hello,<br>
I agree, build the keymap for the newbies and not for the power
users.<br>
a and shift+a for arm and un arm, s + shift s for solo and unsolo,
m + shift s for mute and un mute and the right and left arrow keys
for moving forward and back in the key map.<br>
Thanks,<br>
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<a href="http://www.brandonkeithbiggs.com/">Brandon Keith Biggs</a></div>
On 2/23/2015 3:28 AM, Scott Chesworth via RWP wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hey Jamie,
Wouldn't worry about overwriting the default bindings. because it's
widely acknowledged that they suck anyway. There are tons of forum
threads about it. It seems like one of the first things sighted Reaper
users do once they start trying to improve upon their productivity is
build their own keymap. I haven't yet heard of a case where such a
sighted power user transitions over to using Reaper with a screen
reader and starts screaming blue murder about their keymap being
munched.
Personally, I'd vote we hash out a keymap on here however the heck
that could be done productively and work toward that automated
install. That way, if anybody has a little more work to do, it's the
power users instead of the people picking Reaper up for the first
time. Smoother entry for the newbies, and less support.
Scott
On 2/22/15, James Teh via RWP <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:rwp@bluegrasspals.com"><rwp@bluegrasspals.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 23/02/2015 8:19 AM, adriandavids404--- via RWP wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I stand to be corrected, but I do think Reaaccess does allow the user to
choose if the Reaaccess key map should override the user's key map?
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<pre wrap="">My apologies for being unclear. You're correct; it does. What I meant is
that (assuming I'm not incorrect) you have two options: override the
keymap *completely* or don't install it at all. That is, if you've made
changes before installing it, you can't keep those changes while also
installing the ReaAccess keymap.
Jamie
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