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cmc <hello@cleberg.net> · 2026-10-08 05:54 UTC

Update the manual for Cancel Running Task and the Mac preset keys

Rename Cancel Running Block to Cancel Running Task and describe cancelling
Emacs exports and table recalculations. Add the new Mac preset keys for act
at point, links, clocking, export, narrowing, sort, properties, footnotes,
edit block, TODO keywords, same-level headings, effort, priority and tangle,
and drop the statements that the Mac preset has no keys for them.

Layout: unified · split

docs/manual/guide/03-keys.org +35 −35

 | Mac | ="mac"= | Standard macOS text keys stay as they are. Org commands use Control-Command chords (=⌃⌘T=, =⌃⌘←=), which macOS text editing leaves free. |
 | Doom (Vim keys) | ="doom"= | Modal editing as in Doom Emacs with evil and evil-org: normal, insert and visual states, the =SPC= leader and =SPC m= local leader, plus the Emacs preset's Org keys in every state. |
-The Mac preset binds fewer commands than the others. It has no keys for links, export, agenda, capture, clocking, narrowing, sorting, properties, footnotes, code blocks or =C-c C-c=. Run those from the Org menu, from the command palette (=⇧⌘P=), from a menu shortcut (Agenda =⇧⌘A=, Capture =⇧⌘N=), or bind them yourself in =keymap.toml=.
+The Mac preset binds fewer commands than the others. =⌃⌘X= is its =C-c C-c=, =⌘K= inserts a link and =⇧⌘E= opens the export sheet; the [[*Key reference][key reference]] lists the rest. It has no keys for agenda, capture or the single export formats. Run those from the Org menu, from the command palette (=⇧⌘P=), from a menu shortcut (Agenda =⇧⌘A=, Capture =⇧⌘N=), or bind them yourself in =keymap.toml=.
 In the Emacs and Mac presets, and in Doom's insert state, macOS's own text keys keep working where the preset does not bind the key: =⌥←=, =⌘←=, =⇧= with arrows to select, and the Control keys the macOS text system provides (=⌃A=, =⌃E=, =⌃K= and so on). Menu shortcuts such as =⌘S= and =⌘F= work in every preset; see [[*Menu shortcuts][Menu shortcuts]].
 | Edit ▸ Find | Find Next | =⌘G= |
 | Edit ▸ Find | Find Previous | =⇧⌘G= |
 | Edit ▸ Find | Use Selection for Find | =⌘E= |
-| Edit | Cancel Running Block | =⌘.= |
+| Edit | Cancel Running Task | =⌘.= |
 | Edit | Search Notes | =⇧⌘F= |
 | View | Show Markup | =⇧⌘M= |
 | View | Show Line Numbers | =⇧⌘L= |
 ** More examples
 #+BEGIN_SRC toml
-# Mac preset: ⌃⌘L inserts a link, ⌃⌘O opens the export sheet, ⌃⌘X runs C-c C-c.
+# Mac preset: ⌃⌘U goes up to the parent heading, ⌃⌘R recalculates the table row, ⌃⌘; toggles COMMENT.
 [[bind]]
-keys = "C-s-l"
+keys = "C-s-u"
-command = "org.link.insert"
+command = "org.heading.up"
 [[bind]]
-keys = "C-s-o"
+keys = "C-s-r"
-command = "app.export-dialog"
+command = "org.table.recalc"
 [[bind]]
-keys = "C-s-x"
+keys = "C-s-;"
-command = "org.ctrl-c-ctrl-c"
+command = "org.heading.toggle-comment"
 # Emacs preset: C-c b opens the board, C-c r reloads this file.
 [[bind]]
 | Narrow to Subtree (=org.narrow.subtree=) | =C-x n s= | — | =SPC m s n= (N) | Shows only the current subtree (=org-narrow-to-subtree=). |
 | Narrow to Block (=org.narrow.block=) | =C-x n b= | — | — | Shows only the current block (=org-narrow-to-block=). |
 | Widen (=org.widen=) | =C-x n w= | — | =SPC m s N= (N) | Shows the whole file again (=widen=). |
-| Narrow to Subtree or Widen (=org.narrow.toggle=) | — | — | — | Narrows to the subtree, or widens when already narrowed (=org-toggle-narrow-to-subtree=). |
+| Narrow to Subtree or Widen (=org.narrow.toggle=) | — | =⌃⌘N= | — | Narrows to the subtree, or widens when already narrowed (=org-toggle-narrow-to-subtree=). |
 | Sparse Tree… (=org.sparse-tree=) | =C-c /= | — | =SPC m s s= (N) | Asks for a match and shows only the matching entries and their context (=org-sparse-tree=). =C-c C-c= clears the highlights. |
 | Show or Hide Inline Images (=org.toggle-inline-images=) | =C-c C-x C-v= | — | — | Shows or hides image links as images (=org-toggle-inline-images=). |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
 | Next Heading (=org.heading.next=) | =C-c C-n= | =⌥⌘↓= | — | Moves to the next heading (=org-next-visible-heading=). |
 | Previous Heading (=org.heading.previous=) | =C-c C-p= | =⌥⌘↑= | — | Moves to the previous heading (=org-previous-visible-heading=). |
-| Next Heading at Same Level (=org.heading.forward-same-level=) | =C-c C-f= | — | =] h= (N) | Moves to the next heading at the same level (=org-forward-heading-same-level=). |
+| Next Heading at Same Level (=org.heading.forward-same-level=) | =C-c C-f= | =⌥⇧⌘↓= | =] h= (N) | Moves to the next heading at the same level (=org-forward-heading-same-level=). |
-| Previous Heading at Same Level (=org.heading.backward-same-level=) | =C-c C-b= | — | =[ h= (N) | Moves to the previous heading at the same level (=org-backward-heading-same-level=). |
+| Previous Heading at Same Level (=org.heading.backward-same-level=) | =C-c C-b= | =⌥⇧⌘↑= | =[ h= (N) | Moves to the previous heading at the same level (=org-backward-heading-same-level=). |
 | Up to Parent Heading (=org.heading.up=) | =C-c C-u= | — | =g h= (N) | Moves to the parent heading (=outline-up-heading=). |
 | Go to Heading… (=org.goto=) | =C-c C-j= | — | =SPC m .= (N) | Asks for a heading of this file by its outline path and jumps to it (=org-goto=). |
 | Insert Heading (=org.heading.insert=) | =M-RET= | =⌘↩= | — | Inserts a heading at the current level; on a list item, see Insert Item (=org-meta-return=, =org-insert-heading=). |
 | Copy Subtree (=org.subtree.copy=) | =C-c C-x M-w= | — | — | Copies the subtree to the clipboard (=org-copy-subtree=). |
 | Paste Subtree (=org.subtree.paste=) | =C-c C-x C-y= | — | — | Pastes a subtree from the clipboard, its levels adjusted to fit (=org-paste-subtree=). |
 | Clone Subtree with Time Shift (=org.subtree.clone=) | =C-c C-x c= | — | =SPC m s c= (N) | Asks for a count and a time shift, then inserts shifted copies of the subtree (=org-clone-subtree-with-time-shift=). |
-| Sort Entries (=org.sort=) | =C-c ^= | — | =SPC m s S= (N) | Sorts by a key you pick: the lines of a table in a table, the list on an item, otherwise the children of the current heading (=org-sort=). |
+| Sort Entries (=org.sort=) | =C-c ^= | =⌃⇧⌘S= | =SPC m s S= (N) | Sorts by a key you pick: the lines of a table in a table, the list on an item, otherwise the children of the current heading (=org-sort=). |
 | Toggle Heading (=org.heading.toggle=) | =C-c *= | — | =SPC m h= (N) | Outside a table, turns headings into text and lines or items into headings (=org-toggle-heading=). |
 | Toggle COMMENT (=org.heading.toggle-comment=) | =C-c ;= | — | — | Adds or removes the =COMMENT= keyword (=org-toggle-comment=). |
 | Refile… (=app.refile=) | =C-c C-w= | =⌃⌘W= | =SPC m r r= (N), =SPC m s r= (N) | Asks for a target heading in your folders and moves the subtree there (=org-refile=). |
 | Command | Emacs | Mac | Doom | What it does |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
 | Cycle TODO State (=org.todo.cycle=) | =C-c C-t= | =⌃⌘T= | =SPC m t= (N) | Cycles the TODO keyword; with fast-selection keys in =#+TODO=, asks for one (=org-todo=). |
-| Next TODO Keyword (=org.todo.next=) | =S-<right>= | — | =C-S-l= (N, I) | On a heading, sets the next keyword across all sequences (=org-shiftright=). |
+| Next TODO Keyword (=org.todo.next=) | =S-<right>= | =⌃⇧⌘→= | =C-S-l= (N, I) | On a heading, sets the next keyword across all sequences (=org-shiftright=). |
-| Previous TODO Keyword (=org.todo.previous=) | =S-<left>= | — | =C-S-h= (N, I) | On a heading, sets the previous keyword (=org-shiftleft=). |
+| Previous TODO Keyword (=org.todo.previous=) | =S-<left>= | =⌃⇧⌘←= | =C-S-h= (N, I) | On a heading, sets the previous keyword (=org-shiftleft=). |
 | Raise Priority (=org.priority.up=) | =S-<up>= | =⌃⌘↑= | =C-S-k= (N, I), =SPC m p u= (N) | On a heading, raises the priority (=org-priority-up=). |
 | Lower Priority (=org.priority.down=) | =S-<down>= | =⌃⌘↓= | =C-S-j= (N, I), =SPC m p d= (N) | On a heading, lowers the priority (=org-priority-down=). |
-| Set Priority… (=org.priority.set=) | =C-c ,= | — | =SPC m p p= (N) | Asks for a priority; =SPC= removes it (=org-priority=). |
+| Set Priority… (=org.priority.set=) | =C-c ,= | =⌃⌘,= | =SPC m p p= (N) | Asks for a priority; =SPC= removes it (=org-priority=). |
 | Set Priority A (=org.priority.set-a=) | — | — | — | Sets priority A. Bound only as a speed key. |
 | Set Priority B (=org.priority.set-b=) | — | — | — | Sets priority B. Bound only as a speed key. |
 | Set Priority C (=org.priority.set-c=) | — | — | — | Sets priority C. Bound only as a speed key. |
 | Command | Emacs | Mac | Doom | What it does |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
-| Set Property… (=org.property.read-and-set=) | =C-c C-x p= | — | =SPC m o= (N) | Asks for a property and a value and sets it (=org-set-property=). |
+| Set Property… (=org.property.read-and-set=) | =C-c C-x p= | =⌃⇧⌘P= | =SPC m o= (N) | Asks for a property and a value and sets it (=org-set-property=). |
-| Next Allowed Value (=org.property.next-value=) | =S-<right>= | — | =C-S-l= (N, I) | On a property line, sets the next allowed value (=org-property-next-allowed-value=). |
+| Next Allowed Value (=org.property.next-value=) | =S-<right>= | =⌃⇧⌘→= | =C-S-l= (N, I) | On a property line, sets the next allowed value (=org-property-next-allowed-value=). |
-| Previous Allowed Value (=org.property.previous-value=) | =S-<left>= | — | =C-S-h= (N, I) | On a property line, sets the previous allowed value (=org-property-previous-allowed-value=). |
+| Previous Allowed Value (=org.property.previous-value=) | =S-<left>= | =⌃⇧⌘←= | =C-S-h= (N, I) | On a property line, sets the previous allowed value (=org-property-previous-allowed-value=). |
-| Set Effort (=org.effort.set=) | =C-c C-x e= | — | =SPC m c E= (N) | Sets the =Effort= property, offering =Effort_ALL= values (=org-set-effort=). |
+| Set Effort (=org.effort.set=) | =C-c C-x e= | =⌃⇧⌘E= | =SPC m c E= (N) | Sets the =Effort= property, offering =Effort_ALL= values (=org-set-effort=). |
 | Column View (=org.columns=) | =C-c C-x C-c= | — | — | Shows the column view of the entries, read-only (=org-columns=). |
 | Insert Column View Table (=org.columns.insert-dblock=) | =C-c C-x i= | — | — | Inserts a =columnview= dynamic block (=org-columns-insert-dblock=). |
-| Update Dynamic Block (=org.dblock.update=) | =C-c C-x C-u=, =C-c C-c= | — | — | Updates the dynamic block at point, such as a clock table; =C-c C-c= does it on the block's =#+BEGIN= line (=org-update-dblock=). |
+| Update Dynamic Block (=org.dblock.update=) | =C-c C-x C-u=, =C-c C-c= | =⌃⌘X= | — | Updates the dynamic block at point, such as a clock table; =C-c C-c= and =⌃⌘X= do it on the block's =#+BEGIN= line (=org-update-dblock=). |
 ** Dates and clocking
 | Timestamp One Day Later (=org.timestamp.day-later=) | =S-<right>= | =⌃⌘→= | =C-S-l= (N, I) | On a timestamp, moves it one day later (=org-timestamp-up-day=). |
 | Timestamp One Day Earlier (=org.timestamp.day-earlier=) | =S-<left>= | =⌃⌘←= | =C-S-h= (N, I) | On a timestamp, moves it one day earlier (=org-timestamp-down-day=). |
 | Evaluate Time Range (=org.timestamp.evaluate-range=) | =C-c C-y= | — | — | Shows how long the time range lasts, or updates a clock line (=org-evaluate-time-range=). |
-| Clock In (=app.clock.in=) | =C-c C-x C-i= | — | =SPC m c i= (N) | Starts the clock on the current entry (=org-clock-in=). |
+| Clock In (=app.clock.in=) | =C-c C-x C-i= | =⌃⌘I= | =SPC m c i= (N) | Starts the clock on the current entry (=org-clock-in=). |
-| Clock Out (=app.clock.out=) | =C-c C-x C-o= | — | =SPC m c o= (N) | Stops the clock (=org-clock-out=). |
+| Clock Out (=app.clock.out=) | =C-c C-x C-o= | =⌃⇧⌘I= | =SPC m c o= (N) | Stops the clock (=org-clock-out=). |
 | Cancel Clock (=app.clock.cancel=) | =C-c C-x C-q= | — | =SPC m c c= (N) | Stops the clock and removes the running clock line (=org-clock-cancel=). |
-| Go to Clocked Entry (=app.clock.goto=) | =C-c C-x C-j= | — | =SPC m c g= (N) | Opens the entry the clock is running on (=org-clock-goto=). |
+| Go to Clocked Entry (=app.clock.goto=) | =C-c C-x C-j= | =⌃⌘J= | =SPC m c g= (N) | Opens the entry the clock is running on (=org-clock-goto=). |
 | Clock Report (=app.clock.report=) | — | — | =SPC z t= (N), =SPC m c R= (N) | Opens the Clock Report window. |
 | Insert or Update Clock Table (=org.clock.report=) | =C-c C-x C-r= | — | — | Inserts a clock table, or updates the one at point (=org-clock-report=). |
 | Delete Table Row (=org.table.kill-row=) | =M-S-<up>= | =⌃⌥⌘↑= | =M-K=, =SPC m b d r= (N) | In a table, deletes the row (=org-table-kill-row=). |
 | Insert Table Rule (=org.table.insert-hline=) | =C-c -= | =⌃⌘-= | =SPC m b -= (N), =SPC m b i h= (N) | In a table, inserts a horizontal rule (=org-table-insert-hline=). |
 | Recalculate Table Row (=org.table.recalc=) | =C-c *= | — | — | In a table, recalculates the current row (=org-table-recalculate=). |
-| Recalculate Table (=org.table.recalc-all=) | =C-c C-c= | — | =SPC m b r= (N) | Recalculates the whole table; =C-c C-c= runs it on a =#+TBLFM= line (=org-table-recalculate= with =C-u=). |
+| Recalculate Table (=org.table.recalc-all=) | =C-c C-c= | =⌃⌘X= | =SPC m b r= (N) | Recalculates the whole table; =C-c C-c= and =⌃⌘X= run it on a =#+TBLFM= line (=org-table-recalculate= with =C-u=). |
 | Set Column Formula (=org.table.column-formula=) | ~C-c =~ | — | — | Asks for the column's formula, offering the stored one (=org-table-eval-formula=). |
 | Edit Table Field (=org.table.edit-field=) | =C-c `= | — | — | In a table, edits the field in a separate editor (=org-table-edit-field=). |
 | Shrink or Expand Table Column (=org.table.toggle-column-width=) | =C-c TAB= | — | — | In a table, shrinks or expands the column (=org-table-toggle-column-width=). |
 | Command | Emacs | Mac | Doom | What it does |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
-| Open Link (=org.link.open=) | =C-c C-o= | — | — | Follows the link or timestamp at the caret (=org-open-at-point=). |
+| Open Link (=org.link.open=) | =C-c C-o= | =⌃⌘O= | — | Follows the link or timestamp at the caret (=org-open-at-point=). |
-| Insert Link… (=org.link.insert=) | =C-c C-l= | — | =SPC m l l= (N) | Asks for a link and description and inserts it, offering stored links (=org-insert-link=). |
+| Insert Link… (=org.link.insert=) | =C-c C-l= | =⌘K= | =SPC m l l= (N) | Asks for a link and description and inserts it, offering stored links (=org-insert-link=). |
-| Store Link (=org.link.store=) | =C-c l= | — | =SPC m l s= (N), =SPC n l= (N) | Stores a link to the current entry for a later Insert Link (=org-store-link=). |
+| Store Link (=org.link.store=) | =C-c l= | =⌃⌘L= | =SPC m l s= (N), =SPC n l= (N) | Stores a link to the current entry for a later Insert Link (=org-store-link=). |
 | Store ID Link (=org.id.store-link=) | — | — | =SPC m l i= (N) | Gives the entry an =ID= if needed and stores an =id:= link to it (=org-id-store-link=). |
-| Footnote Action (=org.footnote.action=) | =C-c C-x f= | — | — | On a reference, goes to its definition; on a definition, back to a reference; elsewhere inserts a footnote (=org-footnote-action=). |
+| Footnote Action (=org.footnote.action=) | =C-c C-x f= | =⌃⇧⌘F= | — | On a reference, goes to its definition; on a definition, back to a reference; elsewhere inserts a footnote (=org-footnote-action=). |
 ** Code blocks and C-c C-c
 | Command | Emacs | Mac | Doom | What it does |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
-| Act at Point (C-c C-c) (=org.ctrl-c-ctrl-c=) | =C-c C-c= | — | — | Does what fits the context: sets tags on a heading, toggles an item's checkbox, follows a footnote, offers the property menu in a property drawer, updates a clock line, statistics cookie or timestamp, runs a =#+CALL:= line, inline =call_= or inline =src_= block, and refreshes the setup on a =#+= keyword line (=org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c=). In a table it evaluates a formula typed in the field (starting with ~=~ or ~:=~), then recalculates the row when it is marked =#= and otherwise aligns the table; at the table's first character it recalculates the whole table. After a sparse tree, the first =C-c C-c= only clears the highlights. More specific bindings take =C-c C-c= in src blocks, =#+TBLFM= lines and dynamic blocks. |
+| Act at Point (C-c C-c) (=org.ctrl-c-ctrl-c=) | =C-c C-c= | =⌃⌘X= | — | Does what fits the context: sets tags on a heading, toggles an item's checkbox, follows a footnote, offers the property menu in a property drawer, updates a clock line, statistics cookie or timestamp, runs a =#+CALL:= line, inline =call_= or inline =src_= block, and refreshes the setup on a =#+= keyword line (=org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c=). In a table it evaluates a formula typed in the field (starting with ~=~ or ~:=~), then recalculates the row when it is marked =#= and otherwise aligns the table; at the table's first character it recalculates the whole table. After a sparse tree, the first =C-c C-c= only clears the highlights. More specific bindings take =C-c C-c= and =⌃⌘X= in src blocks, =#+TBLFM= lines and dynamic blocks. |
 | Act at Point (=org.dwim=) | — | — | =RET= (N) | Doom's =+org/dwim-at-point=: follows a link, runs a src block, recalculates or aligns a table, toggles a checkbox, or switches a heading between TODO and done. |
-| Run Source Block (=org.babel.execute=) | =C-c C-c= | — | — | In a src block, runs it and inserts the results (=org-babel-execute-src-block=). |
+| Run Source Block (=org.babel.execute=) | =C-c C-c= | =⌃⌘X= | — | In a src block, runs it and inserts the results (=org-babel-execute-src-block=). |
-| Tangle File (=org.babel.tangle=) | =C-c C-v t=, =C-c C-v C-t= | — | — | Writes the file's src blocks to their tangle targets (=org-babel-tangle=). |
+| Tangle File (=org.babel.tangle=) | =C-c C-v t=, =C-c C-v C-t= | =⌃⌘V= | — | Writes the file's src blocks to their tangle targets (=org-babel-tangle=). |
 | Insert Structure Template (=org.structure-template=) | =C-c C-,= | — | — | Asks for a block type and inserts the block, or wraps the selection (=org-insert-structure-template=). |
-| Edit Block (=org.edit-special=) | =C-c '= | — | =SPC m '= (N) | Edits the src, example or export block at point in a separate editor (=org-edit-special=). |
+| Edit Block (=org.edit-special=) | =C-c '= | =⌃⌘'= | =SPC m '= (N) | Edits the src, example or export block at point in a separate editor (=org-edit-special=). |
 ** Agenda and capture
 | Command | Emacs | Mac | Doom | What it does |
 |-+-+-+-+-|
+| Export… (=app.export-dialog=) | — | =⇧⌘E= | — | Opens the export sheet. In the Emacs and Doom presets =C-c C-e= is a prefix for the export keys only; pausing after it lists them in the key hints. |
 | Export to HTML (=app.export.html=) | =C-c C-e h h= | — | =SPC m e h h= (N) | Exports to HTML (=org-html-export-to-html=). |
 | Export to HTML and Open (=app.export.html-open=) | =C-c C-e h o= | — | =SPC m e h o= (N) | Exports to HTML and opens the result. |
 | Export to Markdown (=app.export.markdown=) | =C-c C-e m m= | — | =SPC m e m m= (N) | Exports to Markdown (=org-md-export-to-markdown=). |
 | Command | What it does |
 |-+-|
 | Board (=app.board=) | Opens the Board window. Window ▸ Board, =⇧⌘B=. |
-| Cancel Running Block (=app.babel.cancel=) | Stops the src block that is running. Edit ▸ Cancel Running Block, =⌘.=. |
+| Cancel Running Task (=app.babel.cancel=) | Stops the src block that is running, or an export or table recalculation running in Emacs. Edit ▸ Cancel Running Task, =⌘.=. |
 | Edit Config File (=app.edit-config=) | Opens =config.toml= in the editor. =⌥⌘,=. |
-| Export… (=app.export-dialog=) | Opens the export sheet. In the Emacs and Doom presets =C-c C-e= is a prefix for the export keys only; pausing after it lists them in the key hints. |
 | Import from Emacs… (=app.import-emacs=) | Opens Import from Emacs…. |
 | Revert to File on Disk (=app.revert=) | Replaces the buffer with the file on disk; unsaved changes go to recovery (=revert-buffer=). |
 | Recovery Versions… (=app.recovery=) | Shows the recovery versions of the file. |

docs/manual/guide/04-outlines.org +12 −13

 |--------------------------------+-----------------------------------+-----------+--------+-------------------|
 | Next Heading                   | =org-next-visible-heading=        | =C-c C-n= | =⌥⌘↓=  | =C-c C-n=         |
 | Previous Heading               | =org-previous-visible-heading=    | =C-c C-p= | =⌥⌘↑=  | =C-c C-p=         |
-| Next Heading at Same Level     | =org-forward-heading-same-level=  | =C-c C-f= | menu   | =] h=             |
+| Next Heading at Same Level     | =org-forward-heading-same-level=  | =C-c C-f= | =⌥⇧⌘↓= | =] h=             |
-| Previous Heading at Same Level | =org-backward-heading-same-level= | =C-c C-b= | menu   | =[ h=             |
+| Previous Heading at Same Level | =org-backward-heading-same-level= | =C-c C-b= | =⌥⇧⌘↑= | =[ h=             |
 | Up to Parent Heading           | =outline-up-heading=              | =C-c C-u= | menu   | =g h=             |
 | Go to Heading…                 | =org-goto=                        | =C-c C-j= | menu   | =SPC m .=         |
 ** Sorting
-Sort Entries (=org-sort=, =C-c ^=, Doom =SPC m s S=) sorts what the caret is in:
+Sort Entries (=org-sort=, =C-c ^=, Mac =⌃⇧⌘S=, Doom =SPC m s S=) sorts what the caret is in:
 - In a table, the table's lines (=org-table-sort-lines=, see [[file:10-tables.org][Tables]]).
 - On a list item, the items of that list (=org-sort-list=).
 | Narrow to Subtree          | =org-narrow-to-subtree=          | =C-x n s= | menu | =SPC m s n= |
 | Narrow to Block            | =org-narrow-to-block=            | =C-x n b= | menu | =C-x n b=  |
 | Widen                      | =widen=                          | =C-x n w= | menu | =SPC m s N= |
-| Narrow to Subtree or Widen | =org-toggle-narrow-to-subtree=   | speed key =s= | speed key =s= | speed key =s= |
+| Narrow to Subtree or Widen | =org-toggle-narrow-to-subtree=   | speed key =s= | =⌃⌘N=, speed key =s= | speed key =s= |
 Narrowing hides everything outside the current subtree or block, so the editor shows
 only that part of the file. Narrow to Block works on src, example, export, comment and
 =#+STARTUP: hideblocks= (=nohideblocks= overrides the setting the other way). See
 [[file:02-the-editor.org][The editor]] for folding in general.
-Edit Block (=org-edit-special=, =C-c '=) edits a src, example or export block in a
+Edit Block (=org-edit-special=, =C-c '=, Mac =⌃⌘'=) edits a src, example or export block in a
 separate editor. See [[file:11-code-blocks.org][Code blocks]].
 * Drawers
 | Command                     | Org command                     | Emacs       | Mac  | Doom       |
 |-----------------------------+---------------------------------+-------------+------+------------|
-| Set Property…               | =org-set-property=              | =C-c C-x p= | menu | =SPC m o=  |
+| Set Property…               | =org-set-property=              | =C-c C-x p= | =⌃⇧⌘P= | =SPC m o=  |
 | Delete Property…            | =org-delete-property=           | none        | menu | none       |
 | Delete Property Everywhere… | =org-delete-property-globally=  | none        | menu | none       |
-| Property Action…            | =org-property-action=           | =C-c C-c= in a property drawer | menu | =C-c C-c= |
+| Property Action…            | =org-property-action=           | =C-c C-c= in a property drawer | =⌃⌘X= in a property drawer | =C-c C-c= |
-| Next Allowed Value          | =org-property-next-allowed-value= | =S-<right>= on a property line | menu | =S-<right>=, =C-S-l= |
+| Next Allowed Value          | =org-property-next-allowed-value= | =S-<right>= on a property line | =⌃⇧⌘→= on a property line | =S-<right>=, =C-S-l= |
-| Previous Allowed Value      | =org-property-previous-allowed-value= | =S-<left>= on a property line | menu | =S-<left>=, =C-S-h= |
+| Previous Allowed Value      | =org-property-previous-allowed-value= | =S-<left>= on a property line | =⌃⇧⌘←= on a property line | =S-<left>=, =C-S-h= |
 Set Property asks for the key, offering the keys used in the file, Org's standard keys
 and the properties named in =COLUMNS= formats; on a property line, Return takes that
 ,#+END:
 #+END_SRC
-=C-c C-c= on the =#+BEGIN:= line, or =C-c C-x C-u= anywhere in the block, updates it.
+=C-c C-c= (Mac =⌃⌘X=) on the =#+BEGIN:= line, or =C-c C-x C-u= anywhere in the block, updates it.
 Updating writes summary values into the parents' properties, as Org does. The block
 takes these parameters:
 | Command         | Org command          | Emacs       | Mac  | Doom        |
 |-----------------+----------------------+-------------+------+-------------|
-| Footnote Action | =org-footnote-action= | =C-c C-x f= | menu | =C-c C-x f= |
+| Footnote Action | =org-footnote-action= | =C-c C-x f= | =⌃⇧⌘F= | =C-c C-x f= |
 | Footnote Menu   | =org-footnote-action= with a prefix | none | menu | none |
 Footnote Action depends on where the caret is:
 * C-c C-c
 =C-c C-c= (=org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c=) does what fits the caret's position. In the Emacs and
-Doom presets it is =C-c C-c=; in the Mac preset, run Act at Point (C-c C-c) from the Org
+Doom presets it is =C-c C-c=; in the Mac preset it is =⌃⌘X=. In order, it:
-menu or the palette. In order, it:
 | Caret on                                   | Effect                                                     |
 |--------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------|

docs/manual/guide/05-todos-and-tags.org +5 −5

docs/manual/guide/06-dates-and-clocking.org +11 −11

docs/manual/guide/09-links.org +4 −4

	@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ file into a link, matched case-insensitively, as in Org.
42	\| Preset \| Key \|	42	\| Preset \| Key \|
43	\|--------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\|	43	\|--------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\|
44	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-o= \|	44	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-o= \|
45	\| Mac \| Org ▸ Open Link (no key by default) \|	45	\| Mac \| =⌃⌘O= \|
46	\| Doom \| =C-c C-o= in any state; =RET= in normal state follows a link before doing anything else \|	46	\| Doom \| =C-c C-o= in any state; =RET= in normal state follows a link before doing anything else \|
47	\| All \| =⌘=-click on the link; =o= at the start of a heading line when speed commands are on \|	47	\| All \| =⌘=-click on the link; =o= at the start of a heading line when speed commands are on \|
48		48
	@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ has the ID= followed by the ID.
123		123
124	** Timestamps	124	** Timestamps
125		125
126	=C-c C-o= or =⌘=-click on a timestamp opens the agenda on that day, as	126	=C-c C-o= (Mac =⌃⌘O=) or =⌘=-click on a timestamp opens the agenda on that day, as
127	=org-follow-timestamp-link= does. On a date range such as	127	=org-follow-timestamp-link= does. On a date range such as
128	=<2026-10-05 Mon>--<2026-10-09 Fri>=, the agenda shows the whole span. See	128	=<2026-10-05 Mon>--<2026-10-09 Fri>=, the agenda shows the whole span. See
129	[[file:07-agenda.org][Agenda]].	129	[[file:07-agenda.org][Agenda]].
	@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ has the ID= followed by the ID.
135	\| Preset \| Key \|	135	\| Preset \| Key \|
136	\|--------+------------------------------\|	136	\|--------+------------------------------\|
137	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-l= \|	137	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-l= \|
138	\| Mac \| Org ▸ Insert Link… \|	138	\| Mac \| =⌘K= \|
139	\| Doom \| =SPC m l l=, or =C-c C-l= \|	139	\| Doom \| =SPC m l l=, or =C-c C-l= \|
140		140
141	The first prompt reads =Insert link:=, or =Insert link (default …):= when you have	141	The first prompt reads =Insert link:=, or =Insert link (default …):= when you have
	@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ see [[file:02-the-editor.org][The editor]].
186	\| Preset \| Key \|	186	\| Preset \| Key \|
187	\|--------+---------------------------------------\|	187	\|--------+---------------------------------------\|
188	\| Emacs \| =C-c l= \|	188	\| Emacs \| =C-c l= \|
189	\| Mac \| Org ▸ Store Link \|	189	\| Mac \| =⌃⌘L= \|
190	\| Doom \| =SPC m l s= or =SPC n l= \|	190	\| Doom \| =SPC m l s= or =SPC n l= \|
191		191
192	The stored link is a =file:= link to the current file, written with =~= for your home	192	The stored link is a =file:= link to the current file, written with =~= for your home

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 | Preset | Key                          |
 |--------+------------------------------|
 | Emacs  | =C-c C-c= in a table         |
-| Mac    | Org ▸ Align Table            |
+| Mac    | =⌃⌘X= in a table             |
 | Doom   | =C-c C-c=, or =SPC m b a=    |
-=C-c C-c= in a table is =org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c=, as in Emacs. It first evaluates a formula
+=C-c C-c= (Mac =⌃⌘X=) in a table is =org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c=, as in Emacs. It first evaluates a formula
 typed in the current field (see /Entering formulas/). Then, in a row marked =#= (see
 /Names, parameters and constants/), it recalculates that row, which also aligns the
 table; in any other row it aligns the table. With the caret at the table's very first
 | Insert row above                  | =org-table-insert-row=     | =M-S-<down>=   | =⌃⌥⌘↓=      | =M-S-<down>=, =SPC m b i r=   |
 | Delete row                        | =org-table-kill-row=       | =M-S-<up>=     | =⌃⌥⌘↑=      | =M-S-<up>=, =SPC m b d r=     |
 | Insert rule below                 | =org-table-insert-hline=   | =C-c -=        | =⌃⌘-=       | =C-c -=, =SPC m b -=, =SPC m b i h= |
-| Sort rows                         | =org-table-sort-lines=     | =C-c ^=        | Org ▸ Sort Table Lines | =C-c ^=            |
+| Sort rows                         | =org-table-sort-lines=     | =C-c ^=        | =⌃⇧⌘S=      | =C-c ^=            |
 | Transpose                         | =org-table-transpose-table-at-point= | Org ▸ Transpose Table | Org ▸ Transpose Table | Org ▸ Transpose Table |
 | Edit field in its own editor      | =org-table-edit-field=     | =C-c `=        | Org ▸ Edit Table Field | =C-c `=            |
 =# Named Field Formulas=. A formula can continue on indented lines. =C-c '= or
 =⌘Return= installs the formulas; =Escape= or =C-c C-k= leaves them unchanged.
 Installing doesn't recalculate. The echo area says so and points to Recalculate Table:
-=C-c C-c= on the =#+TBLFM:= line, or Org ▸ Recalculate Table in the Mac preset.
+=C-c C-c= on the =#+TBLFM:= line, or =⌃⌘X= there in the Mac preset.
 The formulas are stored sorted the way =org-table-formula-less-p= sorts them.
 | Command                          | Org command                       | Emacs                         | Mac                         | Doom                                |
 |----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+-------------------------------+-----------------------------+-------------------------------------|
-| Recalculate Table                | =org-table-recalculate= with =C-u= | =C-c C-c= on =#+TBLFM:=      | Org ▸ Recalculate Table     | =SPC m b r=, =C-c C-c= on =#+TBLFM:= |
+| Recalculate Table                | =org-table-recalculate= with =C-u= | =C-c C-c= on =#+TBLFM:=      | =⌃⌘X= on =#+TBLFM:=         | =SPC m b r=, =C-c C-c= on =#+TBLFM:= |
 | Recalculate Table Row            | =org-table-recalculate=           | =C-c *=                       | Org ▸ Recalculate Table Row | =C-c *=                             |
 In Doom's normal state, =RET= in a table recalculates it when it has a =#+TBLFM:=
 Tables are not recalculated automatically. Rows marked =#= are not recalculated when
 you press =TAB= or =RET= in them, as =org-table-maybe-recalculate-line= would do in
-Emacs; recalculate with one of the commands above, or with =C-c C-c= in the row.
+Emacs; recalculate with one of the commands above, or with =C-c C-c= (Mac =⌃⌘X=) in the row.
 * When Emacs is needed
 stops after 60 seconds. If you edit the table while Emacs is working, its result is
 discarded.
+Edit ▸ Cancel Running Task (=⌘.=) stops the recalculation; the echo area shows
+=Recalculation canceled= and the table is unchanged. Starting another recalculation or
+export in Emacs cancels the one that is running.
 If the table's formulas contain Lisp, Orgstar asks first:
 =This table's formulas run Lisp. Run them? (yes, no, always)=. =always= trusts this
 table's text in this file, so the question isn't asked again until the text changes.

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	@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Names are matched without regard to case. Blocks in any other language show as p
51	\|--------+---------------------------\|	51	\|--------+---------------------------\|
52	\| Emacs \| =C-c '= \|	52	\| Emacs \| =C-c '= \|
53	\| Doom \| =C-c '=, or =SPC m '= in normal state \|	53	\| Doom \| =C-c '=, or =SPC m '= in normal state \|
54	\| Mac \| Org ▸ Edit Block, or the command palette \|	54	\| Mac \| =⌃⌘'= \|
55		55
56	On the Mac the block opens in a sheet titled with the block's kind and language, with the same highlighting as the main editor. The protecting commas are removed while you edit and added back when you save.	56	On the Mac the block opens in a sheet titled with the block's kind and language, with the same highlighting as the main editor. The protecting commas are removed while you edit and added back when you save.
57		57
	@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ On iOS the block opens in a plain text sheet with Cancel and Save buttons.
72	\|--------+------------------------------------------------------\|	72	\|--------+------------------------------------------------------\|
73	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-c= \|	73	\| Emacs \| =C-c C-c= \|
74	\| Doom \| =C-c C-c= in normal, insert and visual state \|	74	\| Doom \| =C-c C-c= in normal, insert and visual state \|
75	\| Mac \| Org ▸ Run Source Block, or the command palette \|	75	\| Mac \| =⌃⌘X= \|
76		76
77	The program runs in the folder of the file, or in =:dir=. It reads the code on standard input. While it runs, the message area shows "Running /language/ block…"; when it ends, it shows "Code block evaluation complete." or the problem.	77	The program runs in the folder of the file, or in =:dir=. It reads the code on standard input. While it runs, the message area shows "Running /language/ block…"; when it ends, it shows "Code block evaluation complete." or the problem.
78		78
	@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ When a block's =:var= or =:stdin= refers to other blocks that have to run first,
126		126
127	** Cancelling a run	127	** Cancelling a run
128		128
129	On the Mac, Edit ▸ Cancel Running Block (⌘.) stops the running block. Its result is not inserted, and the message area shows "Code block canceled." The command is also in the command palette.	129	On the Mac, Edit ▸ Cancel Running Task (⌘.) stops the running block. Its result is not inserted, and the message area shows "Code block canceled." The same command stops an export or table recalculation running in Emacs (see [[file:12-export.org][Export]] and [[file:10-tables.org][Tables]]). With nothing running it shows "Nothing is running". The command is also in the command palette.
130		130
131	Only one block runs at a time. Starting another block cancels the one that is running.	131	Only one block runs at a time. Starting another block cancels the one that is running.
132		132
	@@ -561,13 +561,13 @@ digraph { a -> b }
561		561
562	Tangling writes source blocks to the files their =:tangle= argument names (=org-babel-tangle=).	562	Tangling writes source blocks to the files their =:tangle= argument names (=org-babel-tangle=).
563		563
564	\| Command \| Emacs and Doom \| What it tangles \|	564	\| Command \| Emacs and Doom \| Mac \| What it tangles \|
565	\|-------------------------+-----------------------------+---------------------------------------------------\|	565	\|-------------------------+-----------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------------------\|
566	\| Tangle File \| =C-c C-v t=, =C-c C-v C-t= \| Every block in the file \|	566	\| Tangle File \| =C-c C-v t=, =C-c C-v C-t= \| =⌃⌘V= \| Every block in the file \|
567	\| Tangle Block \| none \| The block at the caret (Emacs: =C-u C-c C-v t=) \|	567	\| Tangle Block \| none \| none \| The block at the caret (Emacs: =C-u C-c C-v t=) \|
568	\| Tangle Block's Target \| none \| Every block going to the same file as the one at the caret (Emacs: =C-u C-u C-c C-v t=) \|	568	\| Tangle Block's Target \| none \| none \| Every block going to the same file as the one at the caret (Emacs: =C-u C-u C-c C-v t=) \|
569		569
570	All three are in the Org menu and the command palette. The Mac preset has no keys for them. Tangling uses the text in the editor, saved or not, and the message area reports "Tangled /N/ code blocks from /file/".	570	All three are in the Org menu and the command palette. Tangling uses the text in the editor, saved or not, and the message area reports "Tangled /N/ code blocks from /file/".
571		571
572	** =:tangle= and file names	572	** =:tangle= and file names
573		573

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 | ODT                | Export to ODT with Emacs         | =C-c C-e o o= | =C-c C-e o o=                 | yes         |
 | Plain text         | Export to Plain Text with Emacs  | =C-c C-e t u= | =C-c C-e t u=                 | yes         |
-The keys follow Emacs's export dispatcher (=org-export-dispatch=). =C-c C-e= on its own is only a prefix: pause after it and the key hints list the formats. The =SPC m e= keys work in normal state; the =C-c C-e= keys work in every Doom state. The Mac preset has no export keys.
+The keys follow Emacs's export dispatcher (=org-export-dispatch=). =C-c C-e= on its own is only a prefix: pause after it and the key hints list the formats. The =SPC m e= keys work in normal state; the =C-c C-e= keys work in every Doom state. The Mac preset has no keys for the single formats; its =⇧⌘E= opens the export dialog.
 All seven commands are in File ▸ Export and in the command palette. They write the export beside the Org file, with the same name and the format's extension: =.html=, =.md=, =.pdf=, =.tex=, =.odt= or =.txt=. A file already there is replaced. The message area shows "Exported to /name/".
 ** The export dialog
-*Export…* in the command palette opens a dialog. No preset binds it to a key; bind =app.export-dialog= in =keymap.toml= if you want one (see [[file:03-keys.org][Keys and commands]]). The dialog has:
+*Export…* in the command palette, or =⇧⌘E= in the Mac preset, opens a dialog. The Emacs and Doom presets have no key for it; bind =app.export-dialog= in =keymap.toml= if you want one (see [[file:03-keys.org][Keys and commands]]). The dialog has:
 - *Format*: HTML, Markdown, PDF (Emacs), ODT (Emacs), LaTeX (Emacs) or Plain text (Emacs).
 - *Destination*: beside the Org file by default. *Choose…* picks another place and name. Changing the format changes the extension.
 - File-local variables are applied only when Emacs considers them safe.
 - =org-export-use-babel= is off, so no source blocks run.
 - An export that takes more than two minutes is stopped with "Emacs took too long to export."
+- Edit ▸ Cancel Running Task (=⌘.=) stops the export and shows "Export canceled". Starting another export or table recalculation in Emacs cancels the one that is running.
 - If Emacs fails, the message area shows the last line of its error output.
 To use your own Emacs configuration, or formats Orgstar does not list, export from Emacs itself; see [[file:15-alongside-emacs.org][Alongside Emacs]].

docs/manual/guide/15-alongside-emacs.org +1 −1

	@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ An app started from the Dock doesn't see your shell's =PATH=, which is why Orgst
143	- Export doesn't run source blocks (=org-export-use-babel= is =nil=). The exported file is written next to the org file, as Emacs writes it, or moved to the place you chose.	143	- Export doesn't run source blocks (=org-export-use-babel= is =nil=). The exported file is written next to the org file, as Emacs writes it, or moved to the place you chose.
144	- For export and table recalculation, Emacs gets your =PATH= with =/opt/homebrew/bin=, =/usr/local/bin=, =/Library/TeX/texbin=, =/usr/bin= and =/bin= added, as source blocks do, so the programs it starts, such as =pdflatex=, are found when Orgstar was opened from the Dock.	144	- For export and table recalculation, Emacs gets your =PATH= with =/opt/homebrew/bin=, =/usr/local/bin=, =/Library/TeX/texbin=, =/usr/bin= and =/bin= added, as source blocks do, so the programs it starts, such as =pdflatex=, are found when Orgstar was opened from the Dock.
145	- PDF export needs a LaTeX installation that Org's LaTeX exporter can run.	145	- PDF export needs a LaTeX installation that Org's LaTeX exporter can run.
146	- A table recalculation that takes more than 60 seconds, or an export that takes more than 120 seconds, is stopped. Source blocks have a limit of 300 seconds, and =⌘.= (Cancel Running Block) stops one.	146	- A table recalculation that takes more than 60 seconds, or an export that takes more than 120 seconds, is stopped. Source blocks have a limit of 300 seconds. =⌘.= (Cancel Running Task) stops a running block, export or table recalculation sooner.
147		147
148	* Quick Look	148	* Quick Look
149		149

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	@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ With the Emacs keys:
56	\| =C-c C-c= \| Context action: toggle a checkbox, align a table, run a code block. \|	56	\| =C-c C-c= \| Context action: toggle a checkbox, align a table, run a code block. \|
57		57
58	With the Mac preset, the Org commands are on =⌃⌘= keys (=⌃⌘T= cycles TODO, =⌃⌘S=	58	With the Mac preset, the Org commands are on =⌃⌘= keys (=⌃⌘T= cycles TODO, =⌃⌘S=
59	schedules); with Doom, they're under =SPC m= (=SPC m t=, =SPC m d s=).	59	schedules, =⌃⌘X= is the context action); with Doom, they're under =SPC m= (=SPC m t=, =SPC m d s=).
60		60
61	The [[file:guide/02-the-editor.org][editor chapter]] covers how Org markup is shown and	61	The [[file:guide/02-the-editor.org][editor chapter]] covers how Org markup is shown and
62	hidden, and [[file:guide/04-outlines.org][Outlines and structure]] covers headings and lists.	62	hidden, and [[file:guide/04-outlines.org][Outlines and structure]] covers headings and lists.

	@@ -61,10 +61,10 @@ Logging is described under "Logging state changes" below.
61	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \|	61	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \|
62	\|------------------------+------------------+----------------+------+-------------\|	62	\|------------------------+------------------+----------------+------+-------------\|
63	\| Cycle TODO State \| =org-todo= \| =C-c C-t= \| ⌃⌘T \| =SPC m t= \|	63	\| Cycle TODO State \| =org-todo= \| =C-c C-t= \| ⌃⌘T \| =SPC m t= \|
64	\| Next TODO Keyword \| =org-shiftright= \| =S-<right>= \| \| \|	64	\| Next TODO Keyword \| =org-shiftright= \| =S-<right>= \| ⌃⇧⌘→ \| \|
65	\| Previous TODO Keyword \| =org-shiftleft= \| =S-<left>= \| \| \|	65	\| Previous TODO Keyword \| =org-shiftleft= \| =S-<left>= \| ⌃⇧⌘← \| \|
66		66
67	=S-<right>= and =S-<left>= act on the TODO keyword when the caret is on a heading line and not on a timestamp. In the Doom preset they also work in normal and insert state, and =C-S-l= and =C-S-h= do the same. The Mac preset has no key for them; use the Org menu or the command palette.	67	=S-<right>= and =S-<left>= act on the TODO keyword when the caret is on a heading line and not on a timestamp. In the Doom preset they also work in normal and insert state, and =C-S-l= and =C-S-h= do the same. The Mac preset's =⌃⇧⌘→= and =⌃⇧⌘←= act on the keyword when the caret is on a heading line.
68		68
69	With speed commands on (=org-use-speed-commands=), =t= at the start of a heading line runs Cycle TODO State.	69	With speed commands on (=org-use-speed-commands=), =t= at the start of a heading line runs Cycle TODO State.
70		70
	@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ The range is =A= (highest) to =C= (lowest), with =B= as the default. A file can
198		198
199	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \|	199	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \|
200	\|-------------------------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------+-------------\|	200	\|-------------------------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------+-------------\|
201	\| Set Priority… \| =org-priority= \| =C-c ,= \| \| =SPC m p p= \|	201	\| Set Priority… \| =org-priority= \| =C-c ,= \| ⌃⌘, \| =SPC m p p= \|
202	\| Raise Priority \| =org-priority-up= \| =S-<up>= \| ⌃⌘↑ \| =SPC m p u= \|	202	\| Raise Priority \| =org-priority-up= \| =S-<up>= \| ⌃⌘↑ \| =SPC m p u= \|
203	\| Lower Priority \| =org-priority-down= \| =S-<down>= \| ⌃⌘↓ \| =SPC m p d= \|	203	\| Lower Priority \| =org-priority-down= \| =S-<down>= \| ⌃⌘↓ \| =SPC m p d= \|
204		204
	@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ A tag consists of letters, digits, =_=, =@=, =#= and =%=.
226	\|-----------+---------------------------+---------------+-------+-------------\|	226	\|-----------+---------------------------+---------------+-------+-------------\|
227	\| Set Tags \| =org-set-tags-command= \| =C-c C-q= \| ⌃⌘G \| =SPC m q= \|	227	\| Set Tags \| =org-set-tags-command= \| =C-c C-q= \| ⌃⌘G \| =SPC m q= \|
228		228
229	=C-c C-c= on a heading line also runs Set Tags, and so does =:= as a speed command.	229	=C-c C-c= (Mac =⌃⌘X=) on a heading line also runs Set Tags, and so does =:= as a speed command.
230		230
231	Without fast selection (see below), Set Tags asks for the tags in the echo area, starting with the current ones. Completion offers the tags in the file's =#+TAGS= lines, or, without those, every tag used in the file and its =#+FILETAGS=, and in both cases the tags used across your folders. You can type tags that are not offered. Spaces, commas and colons all separate tags; an empty answer removes all tags.	231	Without fast selection (see below), Set Tags asks for the tags in the echo area, starting with the current ones. Completion offers the tags in the file's =#+TAGS= lines, or, without those, every tag used in the file and its =#+FILETAGS=, and in both cases the tags used across your folders. You can type tags that are not offered. Spaces, commas and colons all separate tags; an empty answer removes all tags.
232		232

	@@ -192,9 +192,9 @@ To turn the repeat note off for a file, use =#+STARTUP: nologrepeat=; =lognotere
192		192
193	Effort estimates live in the =Effort= property.	193	Effort estimates live in the =Effort= property.
194		194
195	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Doom leader \| Speed key \|	195	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \| Speed key \|
196	\|-------------+------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------\|	196	\|-------------+------------------+---------------+--------+---------------+-----------\|
197	\| Set Effort \| =org-set-effort= \| =C-c C-x e= \| =SPC m c E= \| =e= \|	197	\| Set Effort \| =org-set-effort= \| =C-c C-x e= \| =⌃⇧⌘E= \| =SPC m c E= \| =e= \|
198		198
199	Set Effort asks for a value, such as =0:30= or =2:00=, starting with the current one. If the entry, an ancestor, or a =#+PROPERTY: Effort_ALL= line defines =Effort_ALL=, its values are offered as choices; you can also type another value.	199	Set Effort asks for a value, such as =0:30= or =2:00=, starting with the current one. If the entry, an ancestor, or a =#+PROPERTY: Effort_ALL= line defines =Effort_ALL=, its values are offered as choices; you can also type another value.
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	@@ -208,14 +208,14 @@ Effort appears in column view and in clock tables with =:properties ("Effort")=.
208		208
209	Clocking records the time you work on an entry as =CLOCK:= lines in its =LOGBOOK= drawer.	209	Clocking records the time you work on an entry as =CLOCK:= lines in its =LOGBOOK= drawer.
210		210
211	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Doom leader \| Speed key \|	211	\| Command \| Org command \| Emacs, Doom \| Mac \| Doom leader \| Speed key \|
212	\|----------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-------------+-----------\|	212	\|----------------------+--------------------+-----------------+--------+-------------+-----------\|
213	\| Clock In \| =org-clock-in= \| =C-c C-x C-i= \| =SPC m c i= \| =I= \|	213	\| Clock In \| =org-clock-in= \| =C-c C-x C-i= \| =⌃⌘I= \| =SPC m c i= \| =I= \|
214	\| Clock Out \| =org-clock-out= \| =C-c C-x C-o= \| =SPC m c o= \| =O= \|	214	\| Clock Out \| =org-clock-out= \| =C-c C-x C-o= \| =⌃⇧⌘I= \| =SPC m c o= \| =O= \|
215	\| Cancel Clock \| =org-clock-cancel= \| =C-c C-x C-q= \| =SPC m c c= \| \|	215	\| Cancel Clock \| =org-clock-cancel= \| =C-c C-x C-q= \| \| =SPC m c c= \| \|
216	\| Go to Clocked Entry \| =org-clock-goto= \| =C-c C-x C-j= \| =SPC m c g= \| \|	216	\| Go to Clocked Entry \| =org-clock-goto= \| =C-c C-x C-j= \| =⌃⌘J= \| =SPC m c g= \| \|
217		217
218	The Mac preset has no keys for these; run them from the command palette, or the clock menus described below. In the agenda, =I=, =O= and =X= clock in, out and cancel for the entry at the line ([[file:07-agenda.org][The agenda]]). Capture templates can clock in too ([[file:08-capture.org][Capture]]).	218	The Mac preset has no key for Cancel Clock; run it from the command palette, or the clock menus described below. In the agenda, =I=, =O= and =X= clock in, out and cancel for the entry at the line ([[file:07-agenda.org][The agenda]]). Capture templates can clock in too ([[file:08-capture.org][Capture]]).
219		219
220	** Clocking in and out	220	** Clocking in and out
221		221
	@@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ A clock table is a dynamic block that Orgstar fills with a summary of clocked ti
295	\| Insert or Update Clock Table \| =org-clock-report= \| =C-c C-x C-r= \|	295	\| Insert or Update Clock Table \| =org-clock-report= \| =C-c C-x C-r= \|
296	\| Update Dynamic Block \| =org-update-dblock= \| =C-c C-x C-u= \|	296	\| Update Dynamic Block \| =org-update-dblock= \| =C-c C-x C-u= \|
297		297
298	=C-c C-c= on the =#+BEGIN:= line also updates the block. In the Mac preset, use the Org menu or the command palette.	298	=C-c C-c= on the =#+BEGIN:= line also updates the block; in the Mac preset, =⌃⌘X= does.
299		299
300	Insert or Update Clock Table updates the clock table at the caret. Elsewhere it inserts a new one, with =:scope subtree= inside an entry or =:scope file= before the first heading, and fills it:	300	Insert or Update Clock Table updates the clock table at the caret. Elsewhere it inserts a new one, with =:scope subtree= inside an entry or =:scope file= before the first heading, and fills it:
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Commit ccfd66113f

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