
> This will change the default for all applications that use the Cocoa text system. If you want to change this, you simply add the following to ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict (create the file if it doesn't already exist): > Now, according to the standard Cocoa text system, ctrl-D is bound to forward delete rather than move right. > c) Finally, specify the keyboard shortcut you want > a) Application -> Other -> Select StataSE.app (or equivalent) > 1) System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts > You may change the mapping of the menu command File -> Do via System Preferences. Is it possible to configure Stata to do that, and to pick some other key-combination to open the menu that lists my do-files? I want the cursor to move over to the right one character. If I press Ctrl-D, the menu pops up to allow me to pick a do-file. > THE PROBLEM IS that one key mapping does not work. > I think the Mac editor probably takes the default from the key-mappings set up in my Apple preferences, but I don't know. I use the do-file editor a fair bit and it is mapped a bit like Wordstar (for those of you old enough to remember Wordstar, it had amongst the best mapping for a keyboard around NO dependence on any mouse, just your fingers). > Is it possible to remap the keyboard in Stata12 for Mac. > On Feb 5, 2012, at 4:56 PM, Donald Spady wrote: The few nuisances I have with Stata for the Mac. Make a "New Do-file," but that is as close as I can get. Right click on it and you should see an 'Add Keyboar Shortcut' and enter your preferred keyboard shortcut.

You should see it under Run as the first option. Right now I just have to switch throughĪll the window until I get there. Select Keymap on the left and in the search bar type 'Run'. I would like to be able to get to the active window (or last used
#How to change mac keyboard shortcuts for mac
Re: st: change keyboard mapping in Stata 12 for Macįred Wolfe st: change keyboard mapping in Stata 12 for Mac Notice: On April 23, 2014, Statalist moved from an email list to a forum, based at.
