[MattArmstrong]

I just noticed that the arrow keys are a convenient way to navigate the folder/project and project/task panels when in project view (i.e. left and right collapses/expands). However, I don't know how to navigate between the two project view outlines (the one the left and the one on the right). If I can get that shortcut I could navigate anywhere in project or context view with just the keyboard.

[moonhawk]

I second this! Command-Left Arrow and Command-Right Arrow seem to be logical choices. The same should apply in the context view as well.

[dbyler]

I third the motion.

As a crude workaround: you could create a basic "Project" perspective and "Context" perspective, then create custom keyboard shortcuts in the Keyboard & Mouse preference pane. Drawback of this is that it will always open a new window for the perspective.

Dan

[Lizard]

dbyler: there's already keyboard shortcuts for flipping between project and context view (cmd-1 and cmd-2).

moonhawk: cmd-left and cmd-right are already in use to expand and collapse folders in the left pane. (This is consistent with OmniOutliner.)

[dhm2006]

Originally Posted by Lizard

dbyler: there's already keyboard shortcuts for flipping between project and context view (cmd-1 and cmd-2).

moonhawk: cmd-left and cmd-right are already in use to expand and collapse folders in the left pane. (This is consistent with OmniOutliner.)

Lizard: How about one panel in project view to the other panel in project view?

[Lizard]

Not that I know of. That's why I didn't mention it :)

[Ken Case]

Originally Posted by dhm2006

Lizard: How about one panel in project view to the other panel in project view?

We're planning to use Option-Tab to switch between the sidebar and the action outline, but we haven't implemented that yet.