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| Step 1 - Display the Customize dialog |
| Choose View > Customize to display the Customize dialog. |
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| Step 2 - Choose the Keyboard tab |
| Choose the Keyboard tab. |
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| Step 3 - Choose the File menu |
| From the Category drop-down, choose File (for the File menu). |
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| Step 4 - Choose the General Program Preferences command |
| From the Commands section, choose the General Program Preferences command. |
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| Step 5 - Enter keyboard shortcut |
| Click inside the Press New Shortcut Key field, hold down the Alt key and press P. It should display in the field as "Alt+P." |
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| Step 6 - Click Assign |
| Click Assign to assign this shortcut to that command. |
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| Step 7 - Close the dialog |
| Click Close to close the Customize dialog. |
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| Step 8 - Press Alt + P |
| Try out your new shortcut by pressing Alt + P. The General Program Preferences dialog appears. Note also that this shortcut appears when you choose File > Preferences. |
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| Notes and Tips: |
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If a particular shortcut is already assigned to another command, this will be reflected directly below the Press New Shortcut Key field. |
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To remove a shortcut that has already been assigned, select the item in the commands list, select the keys in the Current Keys field, and then click Remove. If you've entered a key assignment but have NOT yet clicked Assign, simply close the Customize dialog to cancel the assignment. |
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To reset keyboard shortcuts to their defaults, click Reset All and then click Yes to confirm the action. |
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| Learn More: |
 Create a custom toolbar |
| Separate a tool from its flyout |
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