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Subject: Re: [geda-user] does Select->Select all found refer exclusively to
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> That does sound useful.  I guess you do it with first Find button the
> Ctrl-F?  The behavior I get is:

I "select" one net, then "find" the other net.  The select code uses
the find flag internally so order matters.

> Am I correct in thinking that things only appear under Key Bindings if
> they don't have a binding described elsewhere in the menu hierarchy?

All key bindings are caused by menu entries, so all key bindings have
to be in there somewhere.  Any key binding that doesn't have a "home"
elsewhere in the menu gets put in the key bindings list.

> I'd like the more obscure elements in the menus/hotkeys to be less
> forbidding to learn hence tooltip effort.  What do you think of
> putting everything in the hotkeys menu, regardless of whether it
> appears somewhere else as well?  Any other suggestion on how best to
> proceed?

The menu system isn't designed for conflicting hotkeys.  I don't know
what would happen if you did that.