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Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Shortcuts
By Joel | October 23, 2007
Yes, I am a big fan of Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. One reason why is the ability to export all your shortcuts to a neatly formatted (yep, uses tables!) HTML document for printing and displaying a handy place or simply filing on your computer somewhere for quick reference. You can even format it to look pretty using CSS as it is a standard HTML document.
To export your Dreamweaver shortcuts to a HTML file:
- Open Dreamweaver
- Click the ‘Edit’ menu
- Scroll down and click the ‘Keyboard Shortcuts…’ item
- To export the standard menu command shortcuts, select ‘Dreamweaver Standard’ from the ‘Current set:’ dropdown menu and ‘Menu command’ from the ‘Commands:’ dropdown menu
- A little to the right of the ‘Current set:’ dropdown menu, you will find some small icons. The third one along, ‘Export set as HTML’ does the trick
- Choose what to call it, where to save it, and you’re done
You will notice you can also export other sets of commands, duplicate sets (to create your own custom shortcuts) and more. Enjoy.
Joel 
Topics: Web Development, Web Design |
2 Responses to “Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Shortcuts”
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November 16th, 2007 at 9:54 pm
Pretty cool !
Good you blogged it. That export feature needed some reference.
Ergo, your site.
Have fun
~ Soul
February 2nd, 2008 at 9:28 pm
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