Snelmenu / Quick menu

[TorqueRider]

@Marcel-Versluis
Het typen van de letter G brengt je naar een beknopt menu.
Gebruik je Command-k dan heb je het volledige menu.
(Waarbij Command-k de Mac versie is. De windows combi ken ik niet Misschien kun jij die noemen?)

Typing the letter G takes you to a concise menu.
Using Command-K gives you the full menu.
(Note that Command-K is the Mac version; I am not familiar with the Windows equivalent.)

[M. Schrijver]

Toen ik de titel zag, dacht ik. Ik ben dus niet de enige.
Er zitten enorm veel mogelijkheden en functies in de planner. Ik denk iedereen maar een bepaald deel van deze functies regelmatig gebruikt.

Ik zat aan Quick access Toolbar te denken. Waar je zelf jouw veel gebruikte functies in kan stoppen. Lekker snel bij de hand zonder die menu's door te hoeven wroeten.

[superg]

In windows you can use ctrl-K

[Jörgen]

Hi,
in the quick menu under ctrl + k you can click on any comand and you get there. But this does not work for Esc (to return you need the keyboard).
Not a big issue, but it should work here as well.

[superg]

Or you just click with the mouse outsite of the quick menu.

[Jörgen]

@superg sagte:

Or you just click with the mouse outsite of the quick menu.

Yes, an option.

[M. Schrijver]

Still a lot of options I regular don't use

[a white mouse on the motorbike]

Just tested, I found out that now it is working!
I think CorJan has already made a fix.

[Rob Verhoeff]

Am I missing something here, or does this really not make any sense? You open the quick menu using Ctrl-K, presumably because you prefer using keyboard shortcuts, and then you wonder why you can't close that little window with your mouse? Seriously, sometimes I just can't wrap my head around comments like this. No offence intended, of course!

On a different note, I do have a question about the introductory text: "Go to a page or do something." I just went and got myself a beer. Is that what is meant here, or am I missing the point? Asking for a friend...

[TorqueRider]

@Rob-Verhoeff said:

about the introductory text: "Go to a page or do something."

Since you refer to this as "introductory text," I assume you mean that quote is mine.
However, I’m getting on in years, and I don’t quite follow your remark.

[Rob Verhoeff]

@TorqueRider It's not about you. This text appears above the search page for everyone.