Not present in Word 2003. Not listed in All Commands (or anywhere else that
I can find) either on the Commands tab or in the Customize Keyboard dialog.
It does seem very odd, since this would obviously make it impossible to
restore that menu command if it were inadvertently deleted (other than by
resetting the menu).

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"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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Yes, I tried it -- in Word 2000. Are you saying the command no longer
exists in recent versions of Word?

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Did you try this, Stefan? If that command were listed there, do you
think
this thread would exist?

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"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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Assign a keyboard shortcut to the FormatBordersAndShading built-in
Word command. You'll find it in the "All Commands" category in the
Customize keyboard dialog box. (You can open the dialog box via
ToolsCustomize, click the Options tab, and click the Keyboard
button.)

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"jodzeee" wrote in message
ups.com...
I tried that. All that does is clear all borders. I also tried
it
with
"Shading" in All Commands with the same result.

Also, I discovered I cannot make a macro because I need to close
the
dialog box I'm opening in order to stop recording, which makes
the
macro do nothing. Maybe there's a way around this, I don't know
a
lot
about macros.

Is there a way to copy keyboard shortcuts from another template
like
styles and macros? I found something on the Internet that
someone
created but it didn't work for me. I think because it was for a
previous version of Word.

Any other advice?

Jodi