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en respuesta a: mattdVF27J

As a work-around, you could put all your frequently-used symbols in a text (.txt) file and have that text file called up with a shortcut command.  It should be a simple LISP to do that.  That would save you having to hunt in the right-click menu.

As for me, I have a text file with all sort of symbols I frequently use that can be pulled up with a keyboard shortcut no matter what program I'm using.  If you make a shortcut to that text file you can right-click the shortcut and assign a shortcut key on the Shortcut tab (about halfway down).


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