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Function keys, as the name suggests, can be programmed to do pretty much anything.
Would you mind explaining to a non-PC person what you mean by "repeat function" so that I can try to answer your question specifically?
Would you mind explaining to a non-PC person what you mean by "repeat function" so that I can try to answer your question specifically?
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In all my years of using Windows, I never knew that F4 was a global "redo". I'll have to play around with it.
Shift+Command+Z typically performs a "redo" action on OS X applications that support it.
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"Re-Do" is also a menu command in programs that support it, but not all programs do.
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The redo function also differs from application to application. cwa107's is one while in Office for example, it's Command-Y.
Is this for a specific application? I ask because some applications allow you to change the keyboard shortcuts. In Word 2011 for instance, you can go to Tools > Customize Keyboard... > Edit (in categories) > EditRedoOrRepeat (in Commands) and add a keyboard shortcut there.
Is this for a specific application? I ask because some applications allow you to change the keyboard shortcuts. In Word 2011 for instance, you can go to Tools > Customize Keyboard... > Edit (in categories) > EditRedoOrRepeat (in Commands) and add a keyboard shortcut there.
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