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SONAR basics

Altering your menus may affect your menus’ hotkeys, which allow you to navigate through the

application’s menus without using a mouse. You can view the hotkeys in your menus by pressing

ALT and observing the underlined letters. Pressing the underlined letter on your keyboard will launch

that menu command. In order to ensure you have no duplicates hotkeys in your customized menu,

do the following.

1. Launch the Menu Editor and select the menu or submenu you wish to check for duplicate

hotkeys. Right-click the menu item and select Check Hotkeys. The Menu Editor will then report

back if duplicate hotkeys are found, or if a command has no hotkey at all.

2. If missing or duplicate hotkeys are found, right-click again and select Generate Hotkeys. New

non-duplicate hotkeys will be assigned for each item in that menu or submenu (but only on the

menu level where you right-clicked, not on any submenus of the menu or submenu that you right-

clicked).

3. If necessary, re-save your layout to preserve these changes.

Customizable toolbars

You can customize each toolbar in SONAR. You can hide or reorder each component of a toolbar, or

add buttons to a toolbar from other toolbars. You can create up to three new toolbars from

components of other toolbars. You can also hide or show all toolbars with a single command, and

dock toolbars vertically if you want.

• To choose what toolbars you want to see, use the View >Toolbars command, and check the

toolbars that you want to see in the dialog box.

• To hide or show all toolbars, use the View > Show Toolbars command. This command is

available in the Key Bindings dialog (Options > Key Bindings command).

Note 1: Keep in mind that the factory default menu layout cannot be overwritten. If you want to

change this layout, save your changes under a new layout name.

Note 2: If you change your menu layout so much that you can’t find some commands, you can

always load the factory default menu layout.

Note: The Check Hotkeys command examines only commands on the menu that you right-

clicked, at the menu level that you right-clicked. It does not examine submenus of that menu.

Note: Hotkeys are indicated within the Menu Editor by ampersands (“&”) in each menu item’s

name. The ampersand is placed directly before the letter that represents the menu item’s hotkey.

If you wish to assign hotkeys manually, you can do so by when you rename a hotkey by placing

the ampersand before your preferred hotkey letter for that command or submenu.

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