User manual

For particularly long names, you can hover over them to see a tool tip.
RESULT
If the function has a key command, it is shown in the list of assigned key commands.
TIP
You can also search for functions in the interactive key commands map.
Assigning key commands
You can assign key commands to many menu items and functions, for example, if you use
a menu item frequently and want to be able to access it quickly but it does not have a key
command assigned by default. You can also change existing key commands.
PROCEDURE
1.
Press Ctrl/Cmd-, to open Preferences.
2.
Click Key Commands in the category list.
3. Search for the name of a function and select it.
For particularly long names, you can hover over them to see a tool tip.
4. Optional: Press Remove Key Command if the function already has an assigned key
command.
If you assign a new key command without removing an existing one, you can use either key
command.
5. Click the Press shortcut input eld.
6. Press the key command that you want to assign on your computer keyboard.
7. Click Add Key Command.
The key command is added to the list of assigned key commands.
8. Click Apply, then Close.
RESULT
The key command you pressed is assigned to the selected menu item or function. You can use it
immediately.
RELATED LINKS
Resetting key commands on page 51
Assigning MIDI commands
You can assign specic keys or buttons on your MIDI keyboard to perform functions and access
menu items. For example, if you want to navigate using MIDI keys during chord symbol input.
PROCEDURE
1.
Press Ctrl/Cmd-, to open Preferences.
2.
Click Key Commands in the category list.
3.
Select the menu item or function to which you want to assign MIDI commands.
For particularly long names, you can hover over them to see a tool tip.
User interface
Key Commands page in the Preferences dialog
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