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Posted by Disciple on May 16, 2006, 12:26 am
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On Mon, 15 May 2006 18:49:10 -0400, Stubby wrote:
> Disciple wrote:
>> On Mon, 15 May 2006 15:19:36 -0400, Stubby wrote:
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>>> Jerry Boyle wrote:
>>>>> I decided to switch from Quicken's shortcut keys such as control-S to split
>>>>> a transaction, control-X to switch to the other half of a transfer, etc.
>>>>> I really do prefer the Microsoft standard functions for these keys. But
>>>>> how do I do the Control-X (switch) function, etc.?
>>>> What version of Quicken?
>>>>
>>>> Only Ctl-X, Ctl-C, Ctl-V and Ctl-Z are affected by this change. Everything
>>>> else, including Ctl-S (split) should still work.
>>>>
>>>> For Q2006, from the top menu in the Quicken window click Edit | Preferences
>>>> | Quicken Program | Setup then click the "Help" button to see the see the
>>>> equivalent function for the Quicken standard keyboard mappings (listed
>>>> below in case you have a different Quicken version).
>>>>
>>>> Ctl-X: Go to Matching Transfer (Edit menu > Transaction > Go to matching
>>>> transfer) becomes Cut
>>>> Ctl-C: Category List (Tools menu) becomes Copy
>>>> Ctl-V: Void Transaction (Edit menu > Transaction > Void Transaction) Paste
>>>> Ctl-Z: QuickZoom a report amount (Report window) becomes Undo
>>>>
>>>> For Ctl-X you can also hold down the ALT key then type the letter underlined
>>>> in the menu title, i.e. Alt-erg [Alt-dg also works for earlier Quicken
>>>> versions and within some account types in later versions].
>>>>
>>> Thanks. How do I get the Ctrl-X functionality (go to matching
>>> transfer) when Ctrl-X is used for CUT? Likewise, how do I void a
>>> transaction without Ctrl-V?
>>
>> Right click the transaction.
> Ahhh. That's it. Fairly fast. 2 click plus selecting a menu item.
> Thanks.
Your welcome.
--
Disciple - Team Z
"... For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are
not seen are eternal." 2 Cor. 4:18
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