Creating A Reference Sheet For The Current Shortcut Set; Working With Configuration Files - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

To delete a custom shortcut:
1. Select the command in the Commands list.
2.
Select the custom shortcut from the Shortcuts list.
3.
Click the Delete a Selected Shortcut (-) button.

Creating a reference sheet for the current shortcut set

A reference sheet is a record of the current shortcut set stored in HTML table format. You can
view the reference sheet in a web browser or print it.
Reference sheets exported from Fireworks are UTF-8 encoded.
To create a reference sheet:
1.
Select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts to open the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box.
2. Click the Export Set as HTML button beside the Current Set text box.
The Save As (Windows) or Save (Macintosh) dialog box is displayed.
3. Enter the name for the reference sheet, and select the appropriate location for the file.
4.
Click Save.

Working with configuration files

To accommodate multiuser systems, Fireworks supports user-specific configuration files. This
lets you customize features in Fireworks such as styles, keyboard shortcuts, commands, and so
forth, without affecting the configuration of Fireworks for other users.
Fireworks creates a different set of configuration files for each user. Fireworks also installs
master configuration files in the Fireworks application folder. Master configuration files
contain the default settings for Fireworks and affect all users. Some configuration files, such as
Fireworks plug-ins, are located only in the Fireworks application folder. On some systems,
only system administrators have access to the master configuration files in the Fireworks
application folder.
Windows systems often hide certain files and folders by default. Ensure that your Folder
View options are set to display all files and folders. On some systems, you may also need
to click Show Files once you get to a folder in order to see its contents. For information
about viewing all files and folders, see Windows Help.
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