In PowerPoint 2007, hold down an Alt key for a couple of seconds.
You'll see little tooltip type thingies showing you that it's Alt-H
for the home ribbon, Alt-N for insert etc.
Now, try typing Alt-N and you'll see all the shortcuts for the things
on the Insert ribbon.
Thanks for the responses. I was hoping to preprogram my Logitech mouse so I
could hit two buttons: (1) for new slide, then (2) to insert a picture. I
programmed the first button OK but it won't do the second button. The alt +
P combination only works if you have first done the procedure you outline of
holding alt then hitting alt +N. That's a nice trick, by the way. The
Logitech mouse won't take the multiple keys of alt + I P F. Keystroking that
combination works (thank you for that) but is more time consuming than
clicking the commands.
Are there ways to preprogram those commands? Any ideas?
Using Shortcut Manager (http://officeone.mvps.org/ppsctmgr/ppsctmgr.html),
you would be able to assign keyboard shortcut to Insert Picture command.
Klaus, you would need to try it out with your Logitech mouse.
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