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I wonder can anybody help here, but this is driving me crazy?
For years I’ve been assigning a keyboard shortcut to increase leading in Indesign: Opt+Shift+Cmd+’
I got a new Studio Mac and, although I can assign the keyboard shortcut, Opt+Shift+Cmd+’ , in InDesign, it won’t work when I go to use it.
This is on a Mac Studio on OS 12.4 Monterey using Indesign 17.3
However, it still works on my 2018 MacBook Pro (OSX 12.4) using the same InDesign version of 17.3
Even when I try and duplicate the System Preferences shortcuts - I still can’t get it to work on the Studio.
Would anybody have any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
I would say that possibly that shortcut is taken by another command? Although that command is fairly obscure so unlikely. The default keyboard shortcut in InDesign to adjust leading is option/alt + up/down arrow. Try that and see if it works. Did you create a new shortcut set for your custom keyboard shortcut?
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I would say that possibly that shortcut is taken by another command? Although that command is fairly obscure so unlikely. The default keyboard shortcut in InDesign to adjust leading is option/alt + up/down arrow. Try that and see if it works. Did you create a new shortcut set for your custom keyboard shortcut?
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Hi Chad, and thanks for taking the time to respond.
Yeah, I've been using my own shortcut set for years now - and it's muscle memory at this stage to be honest.
It is a strange one, as I appear to have the exact same set of OS shortcuts activated/deactivated on my 2018 Macbook Pro as I do on my new M1 Studio. I imported the same InDesign shortcut set too - and even tried to set it up from scratch and still no joy.
Oh well - time to retrain my finger twitch!
Thanks again,
Chris