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Start the application in reset mode (hold CTRL) and reset only the shortcuts. I confess, I never did this before, but it should work.

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There's a reset button in the Keyboard shortcuts panel, I would try that first

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Just now, carl123 said:

There's a reset button in the Keyboard shortcuts panel, I would try that first

Much better. As said, never used it before. :D

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Edit > Settings > Shortcuts

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Sorry, someone with a Mac may need to advise you further

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3 hours ago, GarryP said:

I was worried that there might be an easy way to accidentally delete all of the shortcuts.

On Mac OS there is a button in the Preferences > Shortcuts that will clear all the shortcuts just above the two buttons for choosing Apple's default set or Serif's Default set.

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23 minutes ago, Dirk2 said:

So clicking on Serif Default would bring the shortcuts back, right?

Only the Serif defaults*, meaning any that you set up earlier would not be restored.

 

* Like File > Save, New, Open, Close, all the zoom types the tool shortcuts etc.

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4 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

Only the Serif defaults*, meaning any that you set up earlier would not be restored.

 

* Like File > Save, New, Open, Close, all the zoom types the tool shortcuts etc.

I thought it would be like this. Thanks a lot!

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15 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

On Mac OS there is a button in the Preferences > Shortcuts that will clear all the shortcuts

It’s the same on Windows but I would hope that it would ask the user to confirm removal, rather than just clearing them all without any other interaction, so that it’s more difficult to do accidentally.

I don’t know if it does this as I don’t want to press it to see what happens.

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1 hour ago, GarryP said:

I don’t know if it does this as I don’t want to press it to see what happens.

Well, you could save the shortcuts to a file first 🙂

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10 hours ago, GarryP said:

It’s the same on Windows but I would hope that it would ask the user to confirm removal, rather than just clearing them all without any other interaction, so that it’s more difficult to do accidentally.

I don’t know if it does this as I don’t want to press it to see what happens.

I agree, both about the confirmation & not wanting to try it myself!

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10 hours ago, GarryP said:

I don’t know if it does this as I don’t want to press it to see what happens.

 

7 minutes ago, R C-R said:

I agree, both about the confirmation & not wanting to try it myself!

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