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Turn a shortcut into a global shortcut so that you can still use it when the meetings or events application isn’t in focus.Ī valid shortcut is a unique key combination not already used to define another shortcut within the application. Sync the display so that everyone has the same view of your shared content.Ĭancel an action, or close an active window, menu, panel, or notification in full-screen sharing mode. Show the meeting controls during sharing. Rotate the page left while sharing a file. You can't selectively restore default shortcuts.Įxpel a participant from the meeting or event. To restore the default shortcut settings, click Restore Defaults in Keyboard Shortcuts preferences. All shortcuts that you can edit or delete are available in the Keyboard Shortcuts preferences. Some default keyboard shortcuts, such as F6 or Ctrl Tab, aren’t customizable. The keyboard shortcut feature doesn't support certain special keys, like PrtSc, so you can't include them in a command. You can combine any of the following keys once per command: Alt, Ctrl, Shift, and one other key that's a letter, number, punctuation, or command. Shortcuts can contain up to four keys per command. Press Enter to save.Ī valid shortcut must be a unique key combination that is not already used to define another shortcut within the application. When cleared, the key command reads Not Set. To delete the shortcut, click on the X next to the key combination. To edit the shortcut, simultaneously press the keys for the new command. If a default shortcut conflicts with a key command that you use in other applications, you can edit or delete it.Ĭlick on a key command to edit or delete the shortcut. You can revert to a local shortcut at any time by unchecking the box. In the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog, check the Global Shortcut box next to the shortcut. Turn a shortcut into a global shortcut so that you can still use it when the meetings or events application isn't in focus.ĭuring a meeting, go to Help > Keyboard Shortcuts. Show the Meeting Controls panel while sharing.Ĭancel an action, or close an active window, menu, panel, or notification when in full-screen sharing mode.ĭuring file sharing, return to the previous slide.ĭuring file sharing, advance to the next slide. Rotate the page right while sharing a file. Turn on or off screen reader notifications for new chat messages. Sync the display of a page, slide, or whiteboard so everyone sees the same view. Switch between the content area and the panels area.Įnter or exit fullscreen when sharing a document. You can switch between tabs in the following dialog boxes: Use right-click menus in the following panels and elements:Įxpel an attendee from the meeting or event. Thank you! Now I will use this technique for other missing key combinations.When you mouse-over a control that has an assigned keyboard shortcut, the shortcut appears in the tool tip.

It is time to test.Īn initial idea for this post was picked up in this article: This macro assigns macros to desired key combinations. ' Replace standard key shortcuts with custom zooming Next create a special macros that run every time you open Excel: We would need to work around this limitation:įirst create the same familiar three macros in Excel PERSONAL.XLS file: Sub ZoomIn() Here are the steps to assign keyboard combination to a macro:Ġ1 right-mouse click on the ribbon -> Customize the RibbonĠ2 find Keyboard shortcuts and click CustomizeĠ3 scroll to the bottom of Categories and select Macros on the leftĠ5 slick inside Press new shortcut key boxįor Excel this is a bit more complicated, because you can’t assign special characters to Excel macros.

#EXCEL ZOOM SHORTCUT PLUS#

On a plus side, you’ll never do it by accident. It takes about 7 easy steps to assign a key combination to a macro. Now assign desired keyboard key combinations to these macros, and you are ready to test. To make keyboard combinations Ctrl+ and Ctrl+ to work in Word you need to create these three macros in NORMAL.DOT or NORMAL.DOTM depending on your Office version: ' Assign Ctrl + Ī = - 10 Word partial idea was published before on other site (see below), but Excel technique uses new and exciting macro.

#EXCEL ZOOM SHORTCUT HOW TO#

Finally, finally here in this article you learn how to do it with macros. Even in the latest ones – from Office 2013 – you do not have this functionality. In most modern applications you can zoom in and zoom out current window using fast Ctrl + Plus and Ctrl + Minus keyboard shortcuts. This is cool! This is fresh! Make your Word and Excel to respond to human zoom commands like normal applications.