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They have just started to implement them.
One of the goals we’re shooting for is to be able to use the entire web app without a mouse at all. We’re not quite there yet, but there are many shortcuts currently available:
j/k: Jump to next/previous article
up/down: Scroll to next/previous article with animation
space: Scroll to next article
s: open share ...
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I would expect not, because that'll interfere with the browser's keyboard shortcuts.
Looking at the Custom Keyboard Shortcuts lab, I don't see any way to use any sort of control key.
You could probably fake something up by using key combinations. Much the same as the standard keyboard shortcuts use g (for "go") then some other key for the actual action you ...
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Try Control+Shift+\
Works in Google Chrome for me.
I found this at https://sites.google.com/a/umich.edu/going-google/accessibility/google-documents-keyboard-shortcuts---mac
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You could use this UserScript that adjusts the amount of scroll when pressing the Space bar.
If you've got any JavaScript experience, you could write your own UserScript for you browser that uses keys to scroll up and down.
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Use the following short cuts:
Ctrl + Shift + PageDown ==> Move to next sheet (Cmd + Shift + Fn + Down arrow on a Mac)
Ctrl + Shift + PageUp ==> Move to previous sheet (Cmd + Shift + Fn + Up arrow on a Mac)
See reference: Keyboard Accelerators
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nhinkle gives the germ of the answer.
Automatic Corrections
Automatic corrections for → and ← are included as defaults. You just need to add your own for ↑ and ↓. (Maybe |^ and |v?)
While editing a document,
Select Preferences from the Tools drop-down menu.
Either deselect the checkbox next to the word for which you'd like to disable text ...
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I believe the YouTube shortcuts you mention are only active whilst the video itself has focus. So you can simply click off the video element, on another part of the page, to effectively disable the keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts would seem to be part of the Flash player, not the HTML page.
I don't think there is any other, more permanent, way of ...
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I will assume you're not using Chrome, which is why my answer is relevant.
Check out this article on copy/pasting in Google Drive documents:
When working in Chrome, you can use the right-click menu to copy and paste content (or select "Copy" or "Paste" from the Edit menu in the toolbar).
When using the right-click-context menu in Drive, the stuff you ...
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As to the answer given, the following update:
As per 11 April, Gmail will have activated a few shortcuts that can't be de-actived.
See following two references:
Google - Keyboard shortcuts
googlesystem.blogspot
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