The Keyboard Mapping editor allows you to create, modify, and view key maps.
To open the keyboard mapping editor
Choose File Keyboard Mapping from the main menu.
A
Select a Key Map to use or modify.
B
Click New to create a custom key map based on the selected one.
C
Click Remove to remove the selected key map (custom maps only).
D
Click View in Browser to display an HTML page in your default browser showing all key assignments in the selected map.
E
Select an editor or tool in the Group list to show or modify its key assignments in the Commands list and keyboard diagram.
F
Select a command in the Command list to display its keyboard shortcut in red.
Add a key assignment by dragging a command onto a key in the keyboard diagram while holding down the Shift, Ctrl, and/or Alt
keys as desired (custom maps only).
G
Display keys that conflict with those used by another editor. Keys that are used by the editor selected in the View box are colored dark brown.
H
Activate Ctrl, Shift, and/or Alt to display the correspondnig modifier key combinations in the keyboard diagram.
I
Click Clear to remove the key assignment from the command selected in the Command list (custom maps only).
J
The keyboard diagram shows the keys and key combinations used by the editor or tool selected in the Group box.
White: no command has been assigned to this key.
Beige: a command from another editor or tool has been assigned to this key.
Light Brown: a command from the currently selected editor or tool has been assigned to this key.
Red: this key corresponds to the currently selected item in the Command box.
Hover the mouse pointer over a key to display the assigned command in a tooltip, or click a key to select the assigned command
in the Commands list.
Keyboard Mapping