SteveC123

I can verify this on Mac, as well. I didn't catch it at first. Text on the line, with cursor at head of line, the shortcut works. With cursor anywhere else, it doesn't. This is not true of outdent. It works whether there is or isn't text and, if there is text, the cursor can be anywhere.

So now that the problem seems to be verified, will this thread be seen by the engineers or is there something I should do to report this?

Well, I guess that's good -- I'm not crazy! But frankly, I don't know if it used to work. I'm only starting to get familiar with the various keyboard shortcuts. I've used the button bar for a long time and have always felt that there must be a better way ...

I am trying to indent a line of text in a Note. If I create a new line and hit command-shift-], the line will indent. But -- if there is text on the line, the shortcut will not work.(The icon in the button bar works fine -- the shortcut does nothing.) This is not true of the outdent command. It works whether there is text on the line, or not. I conclude that this is a bug. Thanks to anyone who can shed any light on this. I indent text a lot. Having the keyboard shortcut work as advertised would be very helpful.