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Old 03-01-2016, 06:23 AM   #355
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Originally Posted by kbaerwald View Post
When preparing large documents and using Search & Replace I would find it convenient to use keys for the commands as indicated (e.g. (P)ause, (Y)es etc.).

However it does not work for me: I tried the keys alone and together with <shift>, <ctrl> and <alt> but with no success. Nothing happens. I looked into the ePubTools Help but found no hint.

I am using Word 2016 with German keyboard layout. Any idea why this is not working?

Klaus
Using the letter between brackets should work. No control, shift or alt needed. You could use shift (since that would only result in a capital). The keyboard layout should not matter at all, since I am capturing the value of pressed key and that is irrelevant of the layout. The actual key in use is depending on the selected language. So, if the interface is in english, the yes button should work with Y, with the dutch interface the same button would respond to J.
The only reason I can imagine why this would not work, is if the form does not have the focus at the moment. Try clicking the form to ensure it has focus/is active and then press a key.
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