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Keyboard shortcuts
In Word 2007, there appear to be some inconsistencies in the keyboard
shortcut management utility. Once I located the Customize Keyboard utility: Office button (alt-f) Word Options (alt-i) Customize (no shortcut) Keyboard shortcuts: Customize (alt-t) I find that several features don't work properly: 1. Entering a shortcut combination into the "Press new shortcut key:" field will cause the current assignment to display below in the "Currently assigned to:" field -- usually. There are a number of assigned shortcuts that show as "unassigned", such as the Office button (alt-f) and all of the ribbon buttons (alt-h, alt-n, alt-p). 2. Go down to the bottom of the "Categories:" list to "Styles". None of the styles that have standard shortcuts assigned (c-a-1 = Head 1, c-a-2 = Head 2, c-s-n = Normal, etc.) show those assignments in the "Current keys:" field. I guess the Office developers were too busy designing ribbons to trake care of details... ;-) -- Office 2007 Pro on WinXP |
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