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Re: using the escape key for shortcuts

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  • Subject: [mg28600] Re: [mg28573] using the escape key for shortcuts
  • From: Matt.Johnson at autolivasp.com
  • Date: Tue, 1 May 2001 00:17:27 -0400 (EDT)
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Pete-

ctrl-/ creates a fraction box.

-matt





Peter Jay Salzman <p at dirac.org> on 04/28/2001 07:35:59 PM

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Subject: [mg28600]  [mg28573] using the escape key for shortcuts



one of my favorite things about Mathematica is the few shortcuts i know,
like for
greek letters:

<ESC>a<ESC>     produces an alpha
<ESC>pi<ESC>     produces a pi

i want to know more, and found a file UnicodeCharacters.tr which looks like
a
goldmine of shortcuts.  however, they don't seem to be working.

for instance, i would be very interested to know how to enter fractions
without clicking on the palette.  there seems to be a definition for
FractionBox, but when i try:

<ESC>FractionBox<ESC>

nothing happens.  perhaps i'm not using the information from this file
correctly.  can someone tell me how to get a fractionbox without clicking
the
palette?  i can probably figure the rest out once i know that one.  :)

thanks!

pete

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