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:
1. | Click New Set, give your set a name, and click OK. |
2. | From the Product Area menu, choose the menu or area you want to modify and select the specific command from the Commands list. |
3. | Click in the New Shortcut field, press the keys that make up the new shortcut, and then click Assign and OK. |
4. | InCopy lets you know if an existing shortcut uses the same keys; you can either try a new key combination or click Assign to override the existing shortcut. |
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.