
But this is pretty much the nuclear option, rarely useful for just a missing dialog. If you rename it you can later copy useful things (brushes, gradients and other assets you added yourself) from the old profile to the new.
Erase/rename your Gimp profile to make Gimp recreate an all-defaults one. Erase the sessionrc file in your Gimp profile (this is normally the same as the previous item). If you’re not happy with the way the keys are mapped in Destiny 2 on PC, you can change them. Edit>Preferences>Windows management>Reset saved windows positions to default values Destiny 2 Key Mapping Pressing Esc will typically bring up the Game Options where you can Open Settings. If you break things, see the next two steps. For the intrepid: edit the sessionrc file in your Gimp profile with a text editor and check the coordinates of the missing dock/dialog, it could be set off-screen (for instance if you used a second screen in the past).
On the next page, use the drop down list Override for default input method. Click on the Advanced keyboard settings link.
Windows>Dockable dialogs>Toolbox to get a new one (or reopen the hidden one if it exists) To change hotkeys to switch keyboard layout in Windows 10, do the following. See if the dock is still listed in Windows>Recently closed docks>. Just hit the Tab key (or use Windows>Hide docks), this toggles the visibility of existing dialogs. There must be a quicker way.In increasing order of destructive power: What else must I do to map the keyboard as it was when I first installed?. Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard now shows Visual C# 2005, but the behavior has not changed.ģ) I've closed and re-opened VS multiple times and have even tried rebooting. For example, Debug > Start Debugging does have F5 next to it, yet F5 does something completely different.ġ) I went to Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard and confirmed that (Default) was selected for the keyboard mapping scheme.Ģ) I closed Visual Studio, deleted the C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0 directory, relaunched VS, and selected Tools > Import and Export Settings > Reset all settings >. All keys can be individually assigned: File / Preferences / Interface / Hotkeys.
When I pull down the various menus, the shortcuts shown are what I want. If you want to reset or revert back to Gimps original preferences, you can do this by following these steps. In this list you can see most important hotkeys for the GIMP under Linux (most of them work on Windows as well). F10 (single-step) seems to do nothing at all.
F5, which used to start a debug session, now invokes the Open File dialog. For example, F4, which used to invoke Properties, now invokes the New File dialog. Somehow my keyboard mappings in Visual Studio 2005 have been changed.