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379 The \fBc-\fR corresponds to the \fBControl\fR key. You can also use \fBctrl-\fR 379 The \fBc-\fR corresponds to the \fBControl\fR key. You can also use \fBctrl-\fR
380 or \fBctr-\fR or \fBctl-\fR to indicate a combination. For alt-keys, you can use 380 or \fBctr-\fR or \fBctl-\fR to indicate a combination. For alt-keys, you can use
381 one of \fBa-\fR, \fBalt-\fR, \fBm-\fR or \fBmeta-\fR. You can also use 381 one of \fBa-\fR, \fBalt-\fR, \fBm-\fR or \fBmeta-\fR. You can also use
382 \fBhome\fR, \fBend\fR, \fBleft\fR, \fBright\fR etc. keys. 382 \fBhome\fR, \fBend\fR, \fBleft\fR, \fBright\fR etc. keys.
383 383
384 To unbind a key which has a default binding, you simply bind it to the empty string. For example, to unbind \fBAlt + q\fR from the Quit function, you would use:
385
386 [GntWM::binding]
387 .br
388 a-q =
389
384 .SH Menus 390 .SH Menus
385 You can also specify key-bindings to trigger specific menuitems in windows. For example, the following entry in \fI~/.gntrc\fR will bind \fBCtrl + t\fR to the 'Send IM...' item in the buddylist: 391 You can also specify key-bindings to trigger specific menuitems in windows. For example, the following entry in \fI~/.gntrc\fR will bind \fBCtrl + t\fR to the 'Send IM...' item in the buddylist:
386 392
387 [buddylist::menu] 393 [buddylist::menu]
388 .br 394 .br

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