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If I have multiple tabs open, how do I move from one to another? (Ubuntu 11.10; gedit 3.2.1)

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Ctrl+N is new tab. Then Alt+Number is for switch tabs. Ctrl+W is for closing the tab. – Anonymous Nov 6 '11 at 21:00

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To move to the previous tab (left): Ctrl + Alt + PageUp
To move to the next tab (right): Ctrl + Alt + PageDown

Full list of shortcuts here: http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/KeyboardShortcuts

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Alt + Number. In fact it works with many application that have tabs

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Thanks, Evgeni! Your answer is also to the point but it looks like I can mark just one as accepted. And I can't vote either answer up since I don't have the rep. But thank you both! – vasa1 Nov 6 '11 at 17:10
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@vasa1 - its your choice which one you accept - you can remove the accept for one answer and accept the other at any time if you think another answer such as this is the best that answers your question. – fossfreedom♦ Nov 6 '11 at 20:22

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