However, it will probably change the format, size, or font when you use it, and that is pretty disappointing. Then click on the 'Modify' button and you should be able to see the shortcut has been assigned to your style. Your new style should be in one of the Subcategories (Character, Pharagraph.) depending on what you have choosen. Then go to the list below, in 'Category' choose 'Styles'. Keep in mind that you must place a shortcut which is not being used by any global shortcut in your system (e.g: Ctrl+Alt+T for Terminal/Konsole) and better if not already used by Writter (Ctrl+S for save). For example I decided to use Shift+Alt+something for all my personal shortcuts. In that window go to the Tab called 'Keyboard' and choose the shortcut you'd like to use in the list.

It is available in many languages and works on all common computers.

(1) On the Style and format editor (F11), use the second button on the top toolbar (character styles), then right click on any black space on the list of styles and select 'New'.Ĭonfigure that style by going to the 'Font effect' tab and choose the kind of Strikethrough you'd like to use (single, double, bold.), you can modify it at any time by right click on that style and selecting 'Modify'. is the leading open-source office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and more. Note that that style should be present on your default template in order to be available on all new documents. The easiest way is to create a character style (1) and then assign to that character style a keyboard shortcut.

Openoffice 3.3