Ke圜ue can’t, however, help you with shortcuts you may have created using a launcher or keyboard macro program. (Disclaimer: I now work for the company that makes Butler.) All of these programs have a powerful mix of features, some of which include the ability to assign keyboard shortcuts. Quicksilver ( ) and via keyboard macro programs such as Use a utilityĪnother way to keep your hands on the keyboard is through the use of launcher utilities such as Unfortunately, there’s no rule for determining which ones will work and what won’t just give it a try and see what happens. While you can assign your own shortcuts in most (but not all) applications, you may find that certain menu commands refuse to cooperate.
Repeat as necessary, and when you’re done, you’ll find your new shortcuts in the app’s menus ready to go. When it does, select Mail (in this example) in the first pop-up, enter the exact name of the menu command in the next box (you can type the “…” by pressing Option- ), and finally, the keyboard shortcut you’d like to create. But it’s simple to add shortcuts for the menu items I use most: Back in the Keyboard pane of System Preferences, click on Application Shortcuts in the left-hand side of the Keyboard tab, then click the Add button (+) to add a new shortcut.Ī new window will open. Unfortunately, Mail doesn’t have keyboard shortcuts for things like creating new mailboxes.
Why might you want those? Consider Mail, where I use a lot of reguar and smart mailboxes to organize my ever-growing collection of email. The Keyboard tab is also where you can create application-specific keyboard shortcuts.
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