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Equivalent of F4 with [openoffice]

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cathan -  
Hello everyone, after some research on Google, I can't find the equivalent of F4 in OpenOffice. F4 in Word repeats an action on text, and I would like to know which key might do this in OpenOffice? Thank you in advance
Configuration: Windows XP Mozilla 1.7.12

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  1. anla
    CTRL SHIFT Y
    Where it is possible to customize the keyboard in tools-customize:
    - select F4
    - then at the bottom right edit
    - on the left choose the repeat action
    - and click on modify.
    Here is F4 which does the same thing as in Microsoft!
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    1. Mustapha
      Thank you
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    2. Macaron
      Thank you.
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    3. Hagrid
      Thank you very much for the op mode!
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    4. afarni_5334

      Hello,

      it doesn't work with OO4.1.16

      Do you have another tip?

      Thanks

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  2. cathan Author
    Veuillez fournir le texte à traduire.
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    1. Azaleen
      Yes, I'm interested too, but apparently it's not available.
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      1. Herr Dr von Apfelstrudel
        Hi,

        in the "Edit" menu there is the command "Repeat last action" (off the top of my head, I don't have OOo in front of me). By default, it does not have a keyboard shortcut, but it's easy to add one.
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        2. sephiburp
          To modify keyboard shortcuts in OpenOffice:

          Tools menu / customize, "Keyboard" tab.
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          1. dubcek Contributor
            Désolé, mais je ne peux pas accéder ou traduire le contenu des liens externes. Si vous avez du texte à traduire, n'hésitez pas à le partager ici.
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            1. philou
              Thank you for the information, I just tried it, and it works.

              Philippe
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              1. princesspeach
                Thank you so much for the info! It really simplifies my life!
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                1. Silence
                  Hello,

                  unless I’m mistaken, to repeat an action it is enough to use the key combination Ctrl + Shift + Y.

                  Besides, it is listed as a shortcut in the "edit" menu... at least in version 2.3.

                  Best regards.
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              2. john
                to put $ in front of the cell references?
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                1. anla
                  Shift F4
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              3. john
                Avec Excel, la touche F4 fait passer rapidement de l'adressage relatif à l'adressage absolu. Quelle est la touche équivalente dans OpenOffice Calc ?
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                1. OOoForum
                  Consult the F1 help under "Keyboard Shortcuts"

                  --
                  Why hack MS-Office when there is a free solution? Use OpenOffice.org
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                2. anla
                  shift F4
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                3. alexandry
                  Hello,
                  I'm also looking for the Mac equivalent of the F4 key in Windows Excel (2004), as Shift F4 takes me to the first cell of the sheet (A1).
                  Do you have the solution?
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              4. Pommier
                Well, thank you for the info because I also often use the F4 key (on Windows). Great!
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                1. alice22*
                  Hello,
                  I have OpenOffice 3.3 (in English so...) and I tried to teach it F4 for the "repeat" action but it doesn't work... Does anyone know why? Thank you in advance for your help.
                  Have a nice day.
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                  2. alice22*
                    Thank you for this response, but I still get the same message: I am offered
                    "computer only - duplicate - extend - projector only"...
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                    1. Jom Smims
                      Tools>Customize
                      Tab> Keyboard
                      In Category Select Editing
                      In Function Select Repeat
                      Click On Modify
                      Click On OK

                      Problem Solved :3)

                      Kisses
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                      1. alice22*
                        I finally found it: it's "fn" + "f4"...
                        Problem solved, so yes :-)
                        Kisses to you too and have a good day!
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