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Printing a shortcut quick-reference card
You can print a shortcut quick-reference card and save a custom card.
To print a shortcut quick-reference card:
1
Select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.
2
In the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box, click Print.
3
In the dialog box that appears, click Print again.
A system Print dialog box appears. Set any desired options and click the appropriate button to
send the card to your printer.
To save a custom keyboard shortcut card:
1
Select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.
2
In the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box, click Print.
3
In the dialog box that appears, click Save As.
4
Navigate to a location to save the shortcut card, and enter a filename in the File Name text box.
5
Click Save.
FreeHand produces a text file that can be opened in another application (such as a word
processor), where you can format and reorder the text to create your own custom shortcut card.
For example, you might want to place the text in a table or sort it by shortcuts, commands, or
descriptions.
Customizing your environment
FreeHand lets you customize many aspects of its work environment. You can add and remove
keyboard shortcuts, use shortcuts from other applications, rearrange toolbars, and change toolbar
buttons.
Customizing shortcuts
To change current keyboard shortcuts or to assign shortcuts to commands that have no shortcuts,
you use the Shortcuts tab in the Customize dialog box (Windows) or the Customize Shortcuts
dialog box (Macintosh). Although you can assign shortcuts to the Repeat Xtra command, you
cannot assign shortcuts to other Xtras.
In addition to the default FreeHand shortcut group, FreeHand provides the default shortcut
groups for FreeHand 8, FreeHand 9, and many other applications, including Adobe Illustrator,
QuarkXPress, Adobe PageMaker (Macintosh), Adobe Photoshop (Macintosh), and Macromedia
Director (Macintosh). You can also copy custom shortcut groups from another user’s computer or
from another location on your hard disk.