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Not to belabor this point but it is indeed the same number of key strokes. CTRL i requires two keys and and underscore required two keys as well.
by matt-attack 5y ago
Not to belabor this point but it is indeed the same number of key strokes. CTRL i requires two keys and and underscore required two keys as well.
- bambax 5y agoAh yes, that's the reason for the argument then. On a French (AZERTY) keyboard underscore is its own key, no shift or ctrl. (There are ways to configure the keyboard to change the arrangement of keys to best suit your needs. I used to do this, but the big drawback is that if you change machines all your habits are wrong and you waste a lot of time finding the keys again.)