I know how to create a shortcut; it is described on Apple website here. However, I came across a tricky case: I want to create a shortcut for the TextEdit application, particularly for setting the writing direction to Right to Left
. The hierarchy for this is shown below:
I think that the problem is with the Paragraph
word written in grey.
I've tried
Format->Text->Writing Direction->Right to Left
and
Format->Text->Writing Direction->Paragraph->Right to Left
and others, but none have worked.
How can I solve this issue?
Best Answer
It doesn't matter that it's a command on a nested menu. Just create a proper entry, and in this case for the Right to Left command under Paragraph, it's:
Without the single quotes and that's a leading tab space in front of Right to Left.
Note: You will need to copy and paste the
' Right to Left'
(without the quotes from a text source other then this answer because AD converts tab characters to space characters), as you cannot key press a tab when creating the entry.Here are some screenshots from my system:
Note: For the Right to Left command under Selection there are two leading tab spaces, e.g. (without the quotes):
The quotes in both examples are there to show there is leading tab space in front of the actual command names, although note that AD converts tab characters to space characters in these examples.