Keyboard shortcuts

Submitted by cdweller0 on Sun, 01/27/2008 - 12:52.

Looking for a way (such as Command+Return) to rapidly enter new notes. It's a little cumbersome to be typing in note after note and have to take a break to move the mouse and click Done then start a new note. If I missed something, please let me know! =)

A keyboard shortcut summary in the help file is always appreciated as well.

Thanks for the peerless app!

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Another shortcut for when you're "Done" editing a note...

Submitted by jcmurray on Sat, 03/01/2008 - 17:52.

Just hit Esc and it will take you back to the case view. Handy for when you're integrating information into pre-existing notes--searching, editing, and reviewing notes--before finalizing notes for a lesson.

Keyboard shortcuts are useful for my workflow:
1. Takes notes during lecture in Mental Case
2. Cursory review and editing of notes after lecture
3. Integrate book/syllabus information into notes - search, edit, repeat
4. Normalize, merge and/or delete notes
5. Lessons
6. Lessons
7. ... Lessons
I do this for every lecture and it's been working well so far.

Any other useful keyboard shortcuts folks know about?

Re: Keyboard Shortcuts

Submitted by drewmccormack on Wed, 01/30/2008 - 17:50.

Yes, just use Command-N. You can also just hit the 'New' button in the toolbar of the editing pane, rather than first clicking Done.

Drew

Withdrawn. Command+N

Submitted by cdweller0 on Sun, 01/27/2008 - 12:56.

Withdrawn. Command+N works... handy.