spmug 512 Creating Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts
One thing in OS X that doesn't get
enough press, but kicks butt in the productivity department, is that you
can now create your own custom keyboard shortcuts. Here's how: Go under
the Apple menu to System Preferences, then click on the Keyboard & Mouse
icon. In the pane that appears, click on the "Keyboard Shortcuts"
button. Then click the + (plus) sign button at the bottom of the list of
existing shortcuts to add your own. The pop-up menu at the top of the
dialog that opens lets you choose whether this shortcut works across all
applications, or in just an individual app (or just the Finder if you
like). In the "Menu Title" field, enter the EXACT name of the menu item
you want a shortcut for, then type in the shortcut you want to use and
click "Add." It is that easy. Note: Make sure that the application you
are creating your own shortcut for is not open.

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