Hello Gavin,
Thanks for the elaborate reply.
Using CTRL + Up Arrow, or CTRL + Down Arrow does not seem to suit my needs which is consecutively hovering the mouse over the ladder and pressing a single key to land me in the desired cell. What I want to be done is using a shortcut key (say) l to take to the Lower side of the ladder (first fig. below) and a shortcut key (say) u to take to the Upper side of the ladder (second fig. below) - highlighting the cells, as in the figures, so that I can have some 'anchor' to rely on. [This is somewhat similar to what you have said at
topic1539-10.html#p7001 which I came across just an hour before.]
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The fact that the columns can be rearranged is new to me, and after a few trials, I could achieve what I wanted with key strokes of CTRL + HOME and CTRL + END . This of course results in switching positions of the back and lay columns, but it does not matter for my current purpose, and hence I will use it.
That said, this does not resemble using single-key shortcuts like m and Enter for Centering Ladder and Centering All Ladders respectively. Pressing CTRL key together with another key like HOME and END needs to be replaced with just only one key like s or d, in my opinion, for ease of use. Hence I am requesting replacement shortcut single-keys in lieu of CTRL + HOME and CTRL + END to achieve my purposes as depicted in the figures above. Of course, this is to be achieved without switching positions of the back and lay columns.
Once reaching and highlighting the topmost cells as in the figures, I will use either mouse or space bar to send the bet, depending on the situation. I will be using the mouse if the bet is placed at 990 or 1.07 , or using the space bar if the bet is placed at 1000 or 1.01 . [But this doesn't matter for my current purpose.]
Hope I am clear.
Thanks.
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