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I’m just wondering if there are any sort of shortcut keys that work while in the Interlinearizer. I noticed that in Adapt It, there is a very similar user interface to the PT Interlinearizer, however in Adapt It you can use the Tab key or the enter key, and it will automatically jump to the next word.

Is there something like that available in Paratext? Is that something that could be added? I would like it if the Tab key would accept the current gloss and jump to the next word automatically. That would require less mouse use, and allow the user to stay at the keyboard and work faster.

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I’ve submitted such a feature request. That would be much appreciated. But it’s a little tricky to implement I’m sure.

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