When you talk about accessing a hotkeys file, that's old stuff. Starting
some time ago the hotkeys are now stored in the registry. What I do here
is
maintain a Copy Settings Wizard file on our network, and if I change
something that is significant, I usually will send out an email describing
the change. Then the user has the option of reloading my standard file,
or
making the change manually. Their decision. Or they ignore me and we
talk
about it later when I have to come help with the problem. :-0
The old hotkeys file was a .cus file.
WT
<lmar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:f9ae8de3-5341-4574-9c3b-b454875f0348@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hello,
>
> Where does one find information in the SW Help file for a list of
> files that need to be copied to a shared location if you want everyone
> to "point" to the same files.
>
> Specifically, I have a set of hotkeys I want everyone to use. I've set
> them up on one computer and now want to copy/point users to this
> common file. What is the file name and where is it pointed.
>
> How are other people setting up SW to be used in multi-seat/user
> environments?
>
> Does the do***entation exist or am I just looking in the wrong places?
>
> Len
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