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From: wilcox@hydra.unm.edu (Sherman Wilcox)
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Subject: Re: Nisus 3.0-extended command keys.
Keywords: nisus 3.0 command keys word
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Date: 4 Sep 90 20:17:41 GMT
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In article <2877@network.ucsd.edu> jon@weber.ucsd.edu (jOn mAtOUsEk) writes:
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>Nisus lets you assign 125000+ command keys to your heart's content :-).
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I've used Word 4 and I've switched to Nisus. The ability to assign
command-key equivalents is definitely one of the nicer improvements in
version 3. I've gotta admit I would really like to be able to assign
functions to Option or Control only (not in conjunction with Command), but
you really cannot appreciate the ease with which you can become accustomed
to using Command + multiple keys until you try it. It just makes perfect
sense to be able to assign Print to command-p and Page Setup to 
command-ps. I must have 50+ functions already assigned shortcuts and
*all* of them are mnemonic. I've stopped assigning shortcuts to function
keys for this very reason -- just not easy enough to remember what the
heck they do.