![]() ![]() ![]() The full menu title is:Īdjustments->Styles->User Styles->B&W->BW-01 The example below adds a shortcut to the Style BW-01 in one of the Phase One Styles Packs. When adding the Menu title to the shortcut, you will need to put the full menu hierarchy to the function, separated with “->” (dash, greater than) The problem with Styles is the menu titles for the actual styles names appear first in the “Delete Style” menu – and as this menu is found first, any attempt to add a shortcut to a Style in the manner above will add the shortcut to the function to remove the style. However, there is one use case where this won’t work – that of shortcuts for Styles. It relies on unique menu names in order to find it and then call it. ![]() This technique is great for short-cutting almost any menu item in the app. You can now switch to that Workspace using shortcuts. If the shortcut is truly unique, and everything went to plan, you should now see a shortcut next to the Workspace in question. For this article I made a Workspace called “EditWorkspace” (the names of your Workspaces need to be unique).Īdd a shortcut – this also needs to be something unique. The menu title needs to be exactly what the Menu is called in Capture One (case sensitve). Set the Application to the installation of Capture One you want to affect. Capture One has a pretty decent custom shortcuts feature which I use daily, but it lacks two shortcut-able things which would be really useful: Workspaces and Styles.įortunately the Mac user can utilize the System keyboard shortcuts to get around this shortcoming.Ĭlick on Shortcuts, then with App Shortcuts selected, press “+” ![]()
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