| What is keyboard shortcut to copy a query? [message #1531] |
Sun, 23 October 2022 08:28  |
Atlas
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Registered: August 2009
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A few nights go, I was doing research using Foxtrot, and I hit some combination of keys involving the Enter key that somehow allowed me to duplicate my current query in a new tab, effectively allowing me to create a copy of my query. A lot of times, I want to create different variations of the current query, and way I usually have to do it is by creating bookmark, then open bookmark window, the select the bookmarked query and run it. A keyboard shortcut to copy the current query in a new tab would be really useful.
Does Foxtrot have such a keyboard shortcut?? Thanks.
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| Re: What is keyboard shortcut to copy a query? [message #1532 is a reply to message #1531] |
Mon, 24 October 2022 12:20  |
FoxTrot Engineering
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Registered: April 2020
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command-enter, command-return, or command-click on the search button runs the current query in a new tab.
You can also use the contextual menu "load search template" from the history window (or from a saved template) to open a new tab with this query without running it immediately, so you can modify it before searching.
Jérôme - FoxTrot Engineering
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