Apple Aperture 3.5 - Manual (Page 493)

Chapter 13 Customize the Aperture workspace 493
3 Do any of the following:
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If the key combination is already assigned to a command, and you want to reassign the key
combination, click Reassign in the alert that appears.
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If you are using the default command set, click Make Copy in the alert that appears, then enter
a name for the new command set and click OK
The new keyboard shortcut is added to the new command set and appears in the Key column of
the Command list. The virtual keyboard updates to show the new key assignment, labeled with a
gray dot and a color if the command belongs to a color-coded command group.
Note: When you assign a key combination to a command, the Delete key becomes an assignable
key when one of the modifier keys (Control, Option, Shift, or Command) is held down. For
information about deleting a command set, see “Delete a command set” below.
Manually duplicate the currently active command set
You can manually duplicate any command set that’s available in the Command Editor.
1 Choose Duplicate from the pop-up menu at the top of the Command Editor.
A dialog appears and prompts you to name the new command set.
2 Type a name for the new command set in the dialog, then click OK.
The new duplicate command set is saved and appears as an item in both the pop-up menu in
the Command Editor and the Commands submenu of the Aperture menu.
To modify individual key assignments in the duplicate set of keyboard shortcuts, see the
following steps.
Save a command set
m Click the Save button in the lower-right corner of the Command Editor.
If you close the Command Editor with unsaved changes, Aperture prompts you to save the
command set.
Delete a command set
1 Make sure the command set you want to delete is the active command set, then choose Delete
from the pop-up menu at the top of the Command Editor.
A dialog appears.
2 Click Delete.
The command set is removed, and the default command set becomes the active set
of commands.
Export a command set
1 Make the command set you want to export the active set by choosing it from the pop-up menu
in the top-left corner of the Command Editor.
2 Do one of the following:
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Choose Aperture > Commands > Export.
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In the Command Editor, choose Export from the pop-up menu.
3 In the dialog that appears, navigate to the location where you want to save the exported
command set, then type a name in the Save As field.
4 Click Save.
The file is saved in the location you chose, with an .apcommands file extension.
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