The Reset button in the Shortcut Keys section allows you to reset that section to the defaults while preserving your selection in the Functions section. You’ll notice there are two Reset buttons on the Customize dialog box. Lastly, if you want to revert your changes to the shortcut keys, you can reset them to the defaults. Your previously saved shortcut keys configuration is loaded and your custom shortcut keys are available. On the Load Keyboard Configuration dialog box, navigate to where you saved your custom configuration file, select the file and click “Open”. To load a saved configuration file, click “Load”. This is where it would be helpful if the option that was selected when you saved the configuration file was added to the file name so you know which option to select when loading that configuration file. Otherwise, your custom configuration will not load correctly. NOTE: Again, remember the radio buttons in the upper-right corner of the dialog box that allow you to specify whether you’re changing shortcut keys for the current program (e.g., Writer) or for all LibreOffice programs (LibreOffice)? Make sure the same option is selected that was selected when you saved the configuration file. Now that you saved your custom shortcut keys configuration, you can reload your custom configuration on another PC. You may want to include in the name whether this is for a specific LibreOffice program or for all LibreOffice programs. On the Save Keyboard Configuration dialog box, navigate to where you want to save the configuration file and enter a name for the file in the “File name” box. It’s important when you want to load a configuration file at a later time. NOTE: Remember how we selected whether to change shortcut keys for the current program (e.g., Writer) or for all LibreOffice programs (LibreOffice) using the radio buttons in the upper-right corner of the dialog box? Note which option is selected when saving your configuration. To save your custom configuration file, go to Tools > Customize (if the Customize dialog box is not currently open) to open the Customization dialog box. You can save your custom shortcut keys in a configuration file for reloading later on another computer, or if you reinstall LibreOffice on the same computer. Now, we only have one shortcut key for the selected function. To do that, we select the original shortcut key in either the Shortcut Keys box or in the Keys box in the Functions section, and then click “Delete”. However, for our example, we want to delete the original shortcut key (Ctrl+Shift+O) and only use the new one (Ctrl+Shift+P). You can assign more than one shortcut key for a function by selecting multiple shortcut keys in the Shortcut Keys box (one after the other, not at the same time) and clicking “Modify” for each one. Notice that there are now two shortcut keys for Print Preview in our example. There is no confirmation for this action. The newly selected shortcut key is assigned to the selected function. Once you’ve selected the function you want to customize in the Functions section, select the different shortcut key you want to assign to that function in the Shortcut Keys box and then click “Modify”. For example, we’re going to change the shortcut key for the Print Preview command, which is on the File menu in the programs, but is under the View Category on the Customize dialog box. NOTE: You may have to do some searching through the categories and functions, because, unfortunately, they do not match exactly with the structure of the menus in the LibreOffice programs. Any currently assigned shortcut keys for the selected function are listed in the Keys box and the first one in the list, or the only one, is automatically highlighted in the Keys box and in the Shortcut Keys box above. To customize a shortcut key for a specific function, first select the Category and then the Function in the Functions section. All the functions in the LibreOffice programs (or in the current program, if you selected the current program above) are listed in the Functions section at the bottom of the dialog box.
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