Right-click > Context menu > Properties ... is too mouse dependent
- I can show Document properties with Ctrl+D
- it would be helpful with the same quick access for selected comment
Would appreciate any guidance.
Shortcut keys for selected comment properties
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bawldiggle
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Shortcut keys for selected comment properties
How can I make a shortcut to show properties of selected comment ?
Right-click > Context menu > Properties ... is too mouse dependent
- I can show Document properties with Ctrl+D
- it would be helpful with the same quick access for selected comment
Would appreciate any guidance.
Right-click > Context menu > Properties ... is too mouse dependent
- I can show Document properties with Ctrl+D
- it would be helpful with the same quick access for selected comment
Would appreciate any guidance.
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Re: Shortcut keys for selected comment properties
Hi bawldiggle,
Go to View -> Toolbars -> Customize Toolbars...
a new window will open. Click the "commands" tab, and search for "properties" - the last one in the list is the command you need. Double click it and you can assign a custom shortcut to it, or any other command in that matter.
Regards,
Stefan
Go to View -> Toolbars -> Customize Toolbars...
a new window will open. Click the "commands" tab, and search for "properties" - the last one in the list is the command you need. Double click it and you can assign a custom shortcut to it, or any other command in that matter.
Regards,
Stefan