Re: World menu

Alt-W (or Alt-shift-w) works on Windows as well
Cmd-W on Mac.

Thanks for your efforts.

Stephen

On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 6:47 PM, <mokurai-ikfZt3P9bkcA4t5MK3byRdi2O/[email protected]> wrote:

> I have discovered by trying many combinations that alt-shift-w brings up
> the World menu in Etoys on Ubuntu. I have added that and some other
> information to
>
> http://booki.flossmanuals.net/etoys-reference-manual/_edit/
>
> and I am about to add the keyboard shortcuts for the XO. (I have two of
> them, which I have named Thing1 and Thing2.)...First pass, done now.
>
> Apparently I now know how to apply all that I know of Squeak (not a lot,
> but increasing) within Etoys, by bringing up menus that allow me to bring
> up everything else.
>
> Is there a design document for Etoys explaining what its intention is? Am
> I right in thinking that it is meant to provide a greatly restricted
> programming environment on the surface, where only a few Squeak/Smalltalk
> objects and methods are available without going behind the scenes, chosen
> for younger children?
>
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