Let me quickly show you how to create custom keyboard shortcuts on your Mac. On a Mac you can assign a custom keyboard shortcut to any menu item in any application. You can even change the default shortcuts used by an app.
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To do this go to System Preferences and then go to Keyboard. Then click on Shortcuts at the top.
Here you’ll see a list of system keyboard shortcuts. What you want to do is go down to the last item App Shortcuts. This will list all of your custom keyboard shortcuts.
To create one hit the Plus button here. You can also use the same method to just change keyboard shortcuts.
Then choose which application the menu item appears in and type the exact menu name.
If you want to remove one you’ve added you simply select it and hit the Minus button.
This works in Mac apps and third party apps. Anything that uses the Mac menu bar. The reason this exists is because each Mac user is a little different. There may be menu items that you use all the time that other people never use. So this gives you the ability to assign custom keyboard shortcuts to the things that matter the most to you.
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