you can do that, but in addition, you can do this
ctrl+alt+j
ctrl+shift+j
shift+alt+j
shift+ctrl+alt+j
where j is your custom key.
hope this helps.
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On Fri, 12 Mar 1999 09:45:17 -0800 "Teresa Cochran"
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> Hi, Walt and all.
>Forgive me if I don't understand your problem, but as far as I know,
>you can
>only use a three-key combination in a shortcut, that being control,
>alt, and
>another key. You can define the shortcut with the third key--for
>instance,
>if it's control+alt+j, you can use j to define it.
>Is this about as clear as mud, or am I going in the right direction?
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