Creating keyboard shortcuts from menu items

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Colonel Blip

Hello, All!

Anyone know of a freeware program that will create a keyboard shortcut for
the menu item of a program.

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Colonel said:
Hello, All!

Anyone know of a freeware program that will create a keyboard
shortcut for the menu item of a program.
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Rather depends upon which menu item. Most program have numerous KB
shortcuts built in...

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Colonel said:
Anyone know of a freeware program that will create a keyboard shortcut for
the menu item of a program.
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What are you looking for that is different from pressing
Alt + Underlined Letter?
 
Hello, dado!
You wrote on Fri, 1 Oct 2004 12:06:51 -0400:

d> Colonel Blip wrote:
??>> Hello, All!
??>>
??>> Anyone know of a freeware program that will create a keyboard
??>> shortcut for the menu item of a program.

d> Rather depends upon which menu item. Most program have numerous KB
d> shortcuts built in...

There are no built ins in this program.


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Hello, jo!
You wrote on Fri, 01 Oct 2004 17:40:39 +0100:

What are you looking for that is different from pressing
Alt + Underlined Letter?

Well, since there are no alt+underlined letter in the menus I'm looking for
a program that will let me send the menu command with a shortcut key.

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Hello, John!
You wrote on Fri, 1 Oct 2004 12:26:54 -0500:

JP> Colonel Blip wrote:
??>> Anyone know of a freeware program that will create a keyboard
??>> shortcut for the menu item of a program.

JP> You can do it with either AutoHotKey or PowerPro, by assigning the
JP> appropriate key presses to get to the menu item to a hot key.
JP> Autohotkey is easier to set up to only play the appropriate key presses
JP> when the intended program is running.

JP> http://www.autohotkey.com
JP> http://powerpro.webeddie.com/index.html

Thanks.

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