You can assign keystrokes to customizable components of your device, like ExpressKeys™ and pen buttons, so you can press a
button on your device instead of pressing the keystroke on your keyboard. You can also assign a combination of keystrokes, so
you only have to press one button instead of the entire keystroke combination.
.
2. Select
Keystroke
from the drop-down menu of one of your device's customizable components.
The
Define Keystroke
window appears.
3. In the
Keys
box, enter the keystroke that you want to assign. If you want to assign a combination of keystrokes, enter each
keystroke that you want in the combination.
You can enter letters, numbers, function keys, and modifier keys. You can also choose combinations from the
Add
Special
drop-down.
Click
Delete
to remove only the last keystroke you entered.
Click
Clear
to remove all the keystrokes you entered so you can start over.
Note about Touch Rings and mouse wheels
: Two
Keys
boxes appear for Touch Rings and mouse
wheels. Enter the keystroke for clockwise or forward wheel movement in the first box and counterclockwise or
backward wheel movement in the second box.
4. Enter a
Name
for your keystroke and click
OK
.
The name appears on On-Screen Controls, in Wacom Tablet Properties, and in Settings view, so enter a name that
indicates the keystroke you assigned.
If you are assigning numbers to a Keypad, it is best practice to name the Keystroke the number that you assigned.
For example, if you assign the number 8 to a Keypad button, name the Keystroke
8
.
Tip
: You can assign different keystroke combinations to
the same customizable component for different applications
.
To learn which keystroke combinations are built-in as shortcuts for a particular application, refer to the documentation for the
application.
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