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- **Press clusters of keys (key chords) to apply common styles.** Pressing d+a gives a **d**otted **a**rrow, f+s **f**ills the selection in gray and adds a **s**troke. You want a circle that's **d**otted and **f**illed? Press f + d. Try pressing combinations of s, a, d, g, h, x, e, b, f, w. Being able to combine these common styles by pressing key chords feels quite intuitive after a while.
- **Save custom styles and objects.** Press Shift+S or Shift+A to give a style or object a name. Use it by pressing s or a and typing the name. For common styles that aren't covered by the key chords, this comes in handy.
- **Use your editor to write LaTeX.** Pressing t opens an instance of vim (or any editor you want). Write some LaTeX, close it, and the shortcut manager pastes the text in the figure. Pressing Shift+T does the same but renders the LaTeX as an svg and adds it to the document.
-- **Ergonomic shortcuts for frequently used functions**. Press w for pencil, x to toggle snapping, f for Bézier, z to undo, Shift+z to delete and \` to dis/enable the shortcut manager.
+- **Ergonomic shortcuts for frequently used functions**. Press w for pencil, x to toggle snapping, f for Bézier, z to undo, Shift+z to delete and \` to dis/enable the shortcut manager.
For more details and context, feel free to read my [blog post](https://castel.dev/post/lecture-notes-2).