Doug,

I tried this by importing the changeset to 3.9. A 
"duplicateAllControlAndAltKeys" preferences appeared. I tested the basics 
(Ctrl-c/v/s/a Alt-c/v/s/a Ctrl+Shift-i, Alt_Shift-i) and they work.

A few that surprised me a bit (and I do not know what it is assumed to do): I 
opened workspace, wrote some text, went to middle and did:
	
	Alt-Home goes to top
	Alt-End goes to bottom
but
	Ctrl-Home works as Ctrl-a (highlight all)
	Ctrl-End highlights one line

and
	Ctrl-PgUp	brings font menu
	Ctrl-PgDown goes to top as well

This is great as far as i can say, 

Thanks Milan
	

On December 15, 2004 12:57 am, Doug Way wrote:
> Adds a preference for duplicateAllControlAndAltKeys, set to true by
> default, based on the discussion in the recent "modifier
> duplicating/swapping" thread.  This is equivalent to the "dupAll" from
> that thread.  Preamble attached.
>
> (I promised myself I'd get this out before getting involved in the
> other threads... ;) )
>
> - Doug
>
>
> "Change Set:		dupAllCtrlAltKeysPref-dew
> Date:			13 December 2004
> Author:			Doug Way
>
> Adds a new preference duplicateAllCtrlAndAltkeys to duplicate all Ctrl
> and Alt modifier key commands, which causes all Ctrl key commands to
> behave the same as Alt-key commands.  The original Ctrl (a.k.a.
> 'shift') key commands are still available via Ctrl-Shift and Alt-Shift.
>
> This differs from the existing ctrlAlt prefs which only duplicate/swap
> the eight editing keys.  Also includes code to prevent these other two
> conflicting prefs from being activated at the same time.
>
> The three related prefs (swapCtrlAndAltKeys, duplicateCtrlAndAltKeys,
> duplicateAllCtrlAndAltKeys) should really be made into a radio button
> preferences set sometime in the future (like the Halo look
> preferences), since only one can be turned on at a time.  This would
> eliminate the need for the #changed methods.
>
> See 'modifier' discussion on squeak-dev from 12/3/2004 for more details
> on why this was provided."!