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Douglas_H
Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Okay, I don't have a question, but I do have a sure-fire solution for those poor souls who are still trying to find out how to insert an AutoText entry into a document with a shortcut key.
Here's how. First, go to the Tools menu, and select Customize Keyboard. When the Customize Keyboard window pops up, scroll down in the Categories box, and select All Commands. Then, scroll down in the Commands box to InsertAutoText, which select. Once InsertAutoText is selected, the viewer will see that InsertAutoText already has an assigned keyboard shortcut: Command+Option+V. I tried it out, and it works just fine. However, because I have lazy fingers, I decided to create a new, simpler shortcut key for InsertAutoText: Command+Numpad+. (Try it out. You'll be glad you did.)
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Okay, I don't have a question, but I do have a sure-fire solution for those poor souls who are still trying to find out how to insert an AutoText entry into a document with a shortcut key.
Here's how. First, go to the Tools menu, and select Customize Keyboard. When the Customize Keyboard window pops up, scroll down in the Categories box, and select All Commands. Then, scroll down in the Commands box to InsertAutoText, which select. Once InsertAutoText is selected, the viewer will see that InsertAutoText already has an assigned keyboard shortcut: Command+Option+V. I tried it out, and it works just fine. However, because I have lazy fingers, I decided to create a new, simpler shortcut key for InsertAutoText: Command+Numpad+. (Try it out. You'll be glad you did.)