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I created a keyboard shortcut to open a New Workspace using Ctrl+W. I tried to use it, but it wasn't working. Then, I noticed that my tabs were disappearing! Well, it turns out that Ctrl+W is a Windows shortcut that closes the active window. In a tabbed environment, such as Accordance or web browsers, that means closing the active tab. It is great that Accordance warns about conflicts with other Accordance keyboard shortcuts, but Accordance knows nothing about Windows shortcuts. Can you make Accordance shortcuts to override Windows' shortcuts? At the least, Accordance should be aware of OS shortcuts and warn of conflicts when customizing Accordance shortcuts. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/keyboard-shortcuts-in-windows-dcc61a57-8ff0-cffe-9796-cb9706c75eec#WindowsVersion=Windows_10

Hi, I posted this in "Tech Support" but didn't get a reply - maybe I put it in the wrong place. I have Acc. 13 on Windows 10. When I got to Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts and try to customize the shortcuts, the program crashes every time. I'm trying to change "Search for Words" to Ctrl + 1 and "Search for Verses" to Ctrl + 2. It allows me to overwrite, but then when I click "OK" it freezes and crashes. I've tried about 5 times since the update released. Thank you!

Can you please add an option to change the keyboard shortcut for “Enter Reading Mode” from ^R to something else? I would like to set it to [command] + R for easier switching

Accordance is great at allowing customization and allowing users to extensively use the keyboard. Unfortunately, putting the two together is not yet possible. There are a few shortcuts that I keep on mixing up - cmd+L jumps to search input in browsers and cmd+T opens a new tab in many apps. I personally would prefer continuity from other apps even if that means that I can't access the currently assigned functions - "enter lexical form" and "Set Tool Display", respectively. I hardly-if ever-use those functions anyway. Allowing some customization to the keyboard shortcuts allows greater flexibility from one user to the next. On a side note, is there a nice summary sheet of the most common keyboard shortcuts? And while at it - is there a nice overview of the search syntax?

I can't seem to find any reference to keyboard shortcuts to get to these. Probably just too obvious for me to notice. Can someone help me out? Thanks.