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Nick OP says: 2 years ago 12/11/2020 6:18 PM
I need a shortcut to get directly to the end of the note, without scrolling.
Zeynel Abidin Öztürk Admin says in reply to Nick: 2 years ago 12/11/2020 6:59 PM
Something like Ctrl + End maybe?
Nick says in reply to Nick: 2 years ago 12/11/2020 11:40 PM
Yes, kind of; however Ctrl+End appears to go further down, as if there were additional empty lines. Also it requires clicking on the page first. When I open a text file (on Linux), the scroll and cursor are automatically placed where I had left off when closing the file. In Keepnote this would mean wherever the scroll and cursor were when that particular page before going to another page. Keepnote appears to remember while in the same session, but not when it has been closed. I think the most useful approach would be that after selecting a page in the left pane, the page would open, scrolled to the area where the cursor would be displayed, and the cursor set where it had been left off the last time.