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Inserting Symbol
I use the "section" symbol quite often. When I try to assign a shortcut key
of alt+s to insert the section symbol, the shortcut works while I stay in the document. However, when I open a new blank document, I need to assign the key again. Isn't there a way to keep that shortcut for all new documents? I am using Word 2003. Thanks Carl |
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The keystroke assignment is saved in normal.dot and should be retaiuned to
be available to all documents provided normal.dot is saved on closing Word. If normal.dot is not saving changes and you have Acrobat 7 installed - see the last section of http://www.gmayor.com/lose_that_adob...at_toolbar.htm While testing this I was thrown by the keyboard customization dialog which reverts to a default symbol after restarting Word and thus does not appear to show the shortcut - however on selecting the same symbol the shortcut was still in place. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Carl Roth wrote: I use the "section" symbol quite often. When I try to assign a shortcut key of alt+s to insert the section symbol, the shortcut works while I stay in the document. However, when I open a new blank document, I need to assign the key again. Isn't there a way to keep that shortcut for all new documents? I am using Word 2003. Thanks Carl |
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