Use the following options to add, delete, or edit keyboard
shortcuts:
Current Set
Lets you choose a set of predetermined shortcuts (listed
at the top of the menu), or any custom set you’ve defined.
Commands
Lets you select a category of commands to edit (for example,
menu commands). The command list displays the commands associated
with the category you selected from the Commands pop‑up menu, along
with the assigned shortcuts. The Menu Commands category displays
this list as a tree view that replicates the structure of the menus.
The other categories list the commands by name (such as Quit Application),
in a flat list.
Shortcuts
Displays all shortcuts assigned to the selected command.
Add Item
Adds a new shortcut to the current command. To add a
new blank line to the Shortcuts box, click this button. To add a
new keyboard shortcut for this command, enter a new key combination
and click Change. Each command can have two different keyboard shortcuts;
if two shortcuts are already assigned to a command, the Add Item
button does nothing.
Remove Item
Removes the selected shortcut from the list of shortcuts.
Press Key
Displays the key combination you enter when you’re adding
or changing a shortcut.
Change
Adds the key combination shown in the Press Key box to
the list of shortcuts, or changes the selected shortcut to the specified
key combination.
Duplicate
Duplicates the current set. Give the new set a name;
the default name is the current set’s name with the word copy appended
to it.
Rename
Renames the current set.
Export Set As HTML
Saves the current set in an HTML table format for easy viewing
and printing. Open the HTML file in your browser and print the shortcuts for
easy reference.
From the Commands pop‑up menu,
select a command category and select a command.
Prepare to add a shortcut by doing one of the following:
If fewer than two shortcuts are already
assigned to the command, click Add Item . A
new blank line appears in the Shortcuts box, and the insertion point moves
to the Press Key box.
If two shortcuts are already assigned to the command,
select one of them to be replaced by the new shortcut, and click
in the Press Key box.
Press a key combination.
Note: If a problem occurs with the key combination (for example,
if the key combination is already assigned to another command),
an explanatory message appears just below the Shortcuts box and
you may be unable to add or edit the shortcut.
From the Commands pop‑up menu,
select a command category, select a command from the Commands list,
and select a shortcut to change.
Click in the Press Key box, enter a new key combination,
and click Change.
Note: If a problem occurs with the key combination (for example,
if the key combination is already assigned to another command),
an explanatory message appears just below the Shortcuts box and
you may be unable to add or edit the shortcut.
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