How do I find the shortcutpanel?

[Mohammad_Modassir]

hi,

i want to see the command for all shortcut-keys in indesign, where is it located?

Would appreciate reply.

Kind, Modassir

[winterm]

You're talking about keyboard shortcuts, I guess.

Go Edit > Keyboard shortcuts...

Click the button Show Set..., your current Shortcut Set will open, in txt format.

[BobLevine]

Keyboard shortcuts for styles must use a modifier and a number from the number pad. If your keyboard doesn't have a number pad you cannot create or apply a keyboard shortcut for a style.

[BobLevine]

Please don’t your posts to change the entire question.

[Barb Binder]

How do I find the shortcutpanel?

Shortcut panel? Do you mean Window > Utilities > Tool Hints?

[Mohammad_Modassir]

No, i mean, the command to enter, so that a list of all shortcut-keys pops up on the screen, it's a small box containing all short keys...

[Steve Werner]

There is no such function. There are way too many to view them all at the same time. Potentially, there can be hundreds.

Here's an article on InDesignSecrets.com about how you can limit the view of shortcuts which are defined in your Keyboard Shortcuts set:

https://indesignsecrets.com/find-all-your-current-indesign-keyboard-shortcuts.php

[Barb Binder]

The only options that I can think of were both already mentioned. Winterm's Show Set answer (left) and my tool hints panel answer (right). Where did you hear about it? Can you share any additional information?

[Steve Werner]

In a small application, it's possible to create what you'd like to see. In a really big application, like InDesign or Photoshop, there are hundreds, potentially thousands of possible shortcuts. Literally.

[Frans v.d. Geest · Accepted solution]

Maybe he means the Quick apply? Cmnd-Return (Ctrl-return on PC).

(Note: there is such a panel from DTP Tools that was free, now part of their DTP Tools Cloud, but the free version was never updated for CC... The last supported version for the free tool was CS4:

DTP Tools - Keyboard Shortcuts for Adobe InDesign/InCopy )

[Barb Binder]

Ah, Quick Apply. That might be it.

[Mohammad_Modassir]

yeah , that‘s the one, thanks!

Kind, Modassir

[Steve Werner]

I'm glad you got it sorted.