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How can I turn on CTL-A to save entries in a register
Kerry
Today I can't SAVE entry updates for credit cards or bank accounts by using keyboard shortcut. I have to move to the mouse and click the SAVE ICON. Is there way to put it back to keyboard shortcut?
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Seeker4
Quicken for Windows just updated to R27.24 today. Keyboard shortcuts stopped working, making data entry difficult as I have to switch between keyboard and mouse for every transaction.
UKR
More details, please.
Which keyboard shortcut(s) is/are not working? All of them or just one in particular?
Seeker4
Well, this was interesting. I looked at the shortcut list in the Help and discovered that the listed shortcuts were not the ones I have been using. For example, I used to use Alt+A to save a transaction when the documented shortcut is Ctrl-Enter. Maybe I have been using some long-obsolete shortcuts. I'll study the current list and update my fingers.
volvogirl
So far we are only hearing about the save transaction shortcut Alt+A was broken. Anything else?
Seeker4
I thought Ctrl-S wasn't working but it is now. I was really thrown by the Alt+A being broken and may have not looked at others properly.
Kerry
build 27.1.27.24
volvogirl
Sorry they broke it. Most of us have been using Ctrl+Enter.
Kerry
Thank you.
splasher
BTW, I believe you meant ALT+A to save, CTRL+A opens the Account List.
UKR
Are you sure you're using
CTRL-A
to save a register transaction?
Until they recently broke it,
ALT-A
was an alternative to clicking the "S
a
ve" button.
See this discussion here:
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20101445#Comment_20101445
and note the other available keyboard alternatives for saving a transaction.
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