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Article #19800Re: Can I define a key command (like Cntrl+Num 1) to a style (WIN)?
From: Erwin Schwabe
Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 12:47
Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 12:47
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Ole, it is not running or starting the script, what I want to have is: 1) creating a document from the scratch for which some data must have to type in the VB form (e.g. order number) with all possible layout features including some character styles and of course paragraph styles as "Copy", "Copy bold" etc. 2)Then the text is flown in by file or typed in manually. In the case of manually it would be nice to have a shortcuts as you can define with UI for the paragraphs e.g. for the paragraph style "Copy" the shortcut with the keys Cntrl+Num 1.
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