Creating Shortcuts in the Navigation Pane

You can put together your own personal menu in the Shortcuts menu. You can include shortcuts to:

For example, if you only use a small fraction of the menu items in the menus that you have been assigned, you can copy all of the menu items that you use to the Shortcuts menu so that you have everything in one place, and then you can disregard the other menus. Then you can organize the shortcuts to make your work more efficient.

There are two ways to create shortcuts to windows in the program.

To copy a menu item or group from an existing menu in the Navigation Pane  

To create a shortcut to a form or report that you have open

In addition, you can include shortcuts to files outside of the program:

To create a shortcut to a document or folder

To create a shortcut to a Web site

The menu item or group is added to the bottom of the Shortcuts menu. You can organize the shortcuts into groups and you can delete an item if you no longer need it.

Related Topics

Organizing Shortcuts in the Navigation Pane