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Wow, I have no idea how that second (identical) response to your suggestion got posted... sorry about the confusion there. 

Anyway, yes, the trick clearly is unique naming. 

It would be easy to change them if it were up to me, but I work in a large company where we can't deviate much from the company-wide standard. That's why I thought creating shortcuts for writers working with my templates might be a nice way around the problem. 

In Unix it's as simple as File -> Utilities -> Keyboard Macros. Then you can record the whole F9 + B + u + l + l + e + t ... mess and can abbreviate it with some thing like esc + b + 1. 

I just wondered if there was an equivalent way to do it on a Windows machine, since that's the computer I (and many of the writers I work with) prefer to do Frame work on.