shortcut keys

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emifm

My ctrl+X now functions as a go to key instead of a cut
key. how do I change my shortcut back to a cut key?
 
D

David McRitchie

I presume you created a macro and assigned a shortcut key yourself
to that macro, and remember doing so; otherwise, you could be looking
at other things as well like addins. .

I know how to list the macros and functions ( buildtoc.htm )
but not how to find what shortcut key, if any, is assigned to a macro

If you know the macro:
Delete the macro, or remove the shortcut key for the macro,
or remove the shortcut key for the macro.

If you can't find the macro you will have to search your
each of your project libraries for a string that you know is
in the macro, starting with the first module in each project
library and the proper option to search all modules in that project.
Ctrl+F (Find) ..

If you don't know of a unique string in the macro, I guess you
will have to through your entire list of macros. Alt+F8
checking for shortcut assignment.
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