How I Set My Shortcut Key?

How I Set My Shortcut Key?

To specify Shortcut Keys for specific programs, do the following steps:

First, make sure that the specific program you wish to specify Shortcut keys for having an installed shortcut.

• Open My Computer and find the program file in .exe format or the shortcut icon of that program.
• Right click on the program, and select ’Properties’.
• For the MS-DOS Program, click ‘Program Tab’ while in the -Windows Program, click the Shortcut tab.
• In the Shortcut key box, choose which keyboard key you wish to use along with CTRL + ALT.
• Note that all Shortcut keys shall automatically start with CTRL + ALT key combination.
• Upon selection of keyboard key you wish to use, the Shortcut key box will display “Ctrl + Alt + the key you have selected” and not “None”.
• Also note that the following keys cannot be used with CTRL + ALT: ESC, SPACEBAR, ENTER, SHIFT, BACKSPACE KEY, TAB, and PRINT SCREEN.

You may also use a hot key to run another program through the AutoHotKey by following these steps:

• To enable HotKeys in Windows, Right-click anywhere on the desktop;
• Then choose ‘Graphic Properties’ from the ‘Graphics Option”, assuming that you have installed the Intel Graphics controller in your computer;
• Then enable the ‘Enable Hot Keys’ checkbox from the ‘Hot key tab’; and lastly, choose Hot keys as you like.

Hope this helps.