I know about [control] + [command] + H, [control] + [command] + U, and [control] + [command] + S.
But I find myself needing to click the markup button (toggling it on and off) multiple times per page while reading. I wish there was a keyboard shortcut for this. I tried making one in system preferences for just Preview: [control] + [command] + M. It doesn't seem to work.
Any suggestions on how to create this shortcut?
MacBook, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
As I said I am currently in OSX 10.6.8
command shift a is Show Annotation Toolbar
control command h applies the highlight color to selected text
control command s applies strikethrough to selected text
control command u applies underline to selected text
With no Text selected they will open the Annotation Toolbar and select the particular format button.
Peter
If this is supposed to be in Preview.app, they work on my Mac (I am currently in OSX 10.6.8) and you are aware that this is the Pages forum?
If you wish to add or change keyboard shortcuts do it in:
Menu > Apple > System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts
But as I said they are already working.
Peter
I see.
In 10.9, the markup (highlight, underline, strike-throuth) is distinct from the edit toolbar. It's handy to be able to reveal the edit toolbar with [shitt] + [commant] + [a]. Now I just need to figure out how to toggle the markup button with a shortcut.
So [control] + [command] + [m] toggles the "markup" button for you?
keyboard shortcut for "Markup" in Preview
