We've covered customizing toolbars, palettes, and workspaces, but did you know that you can change InCopy's keyboard shortcuts as well? That's right, complete control is at your very fingertips. Choose Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts to open the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog (Figure 1.26). The Set pop-up menu offers two sets: Default and Shortcuts for Microsoft Word. To create your own set of shortcuts, follow these steps:
Figure 1.26. Customize keyboard shortcuts for accessing menus, palettes, and tools.
You can use your new shortcuts on multiple computers or share them with coworkers by copying the shortcuts file from Adobe InCopy CS2/Presets/InCopy Shortcut Sets/[ShortcutSetName] and installing it in the same location in another copy of InCopy. Tip Click the Show Set button in the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog to see a summary of your shortcuts as a plain text file that you can save or print. |