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More info?)
Thanks David. These shortcuts are used for Word. Would there be a shortcut
key that will work on any Windows application (not only word)
I know (for example) ALT - PRINT SCREEN works on any application. Is there a
keyboard combination that would drop an item onto a toolbar?
"David Candy" wrote:
> You could have asked Word's Help. Try typing Add Key.
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> Hotkeys for Word (all versions)
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> To add a command to a menu
> Alt + Ctrl + = then activate the command by keyboard or toolbar. Word will determine which menu the command will appear on.
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> To remove a command from a menu
> Alt + Ctrl + - then click the command to be removed.
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> Hotkeys for Word (Word 2 or later)
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> To remove a command from a toolbar
> Alt + Drag to the general screen to delete button.
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> To move a toolbar button
> Alt + Drag the button to a toolbar
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> To copy a toolbar button to another toolbar
> Alt + Ctrl + Drag to another toolbar
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> To add space (separator) before a toolbar button
> Alt + Drag a little to the right.
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> To add a command to a key
> Alt + Ctrl + Grey Plus then select command by keyboard, menu or toolbar. A prompt will then ask what key the command is to be assigned to.
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> Hotkeys for Word (Word 6 or later)
> Show why a command is unavailable or what a command does or what formatting is applied to text
> Shift + F1 then click text, command, or press key
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> "Spencer" <Spencer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:528CFAC3-9AE1-41AD-A78C-243037F2700A@microsoft.com...
> >I really need help with something.
> > When using applications such as Microsoft Word – instead of going to INSERT
> >> PICTURE > AUTOSHAPES each time that you want to use it, you could have an
> > AUTOSHAPE button on the toolbar. Is there a keyboard shortcut to add this
> > button to the toolbar? I know how to add an item to the toolbar, but I
> > specifically would like to know if there is a keyboard shortcut available to
> > do this.
> >
> > Many thanks
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