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If the command ID will no longer be displayed can they still be searched for?

Use Jump in CKS.

Use Jump in CKS.

Sorry, do not comprehend. Am still with v13.80.0100. It is a feature used a lot and was getting ready for the future. Please give exact direction.

(Maybe problem is with loss of sleep on account of time change here this morning. )

Tools | Customize Keyboard Shortcuts... (Shift+F9)
Button "Jump".

Too late.


Cheers,
Filehero

Or click on the List All Commands with CTRL. I prefer this.

Thanks to all of you for taking the time and trouble to provide multiple approaches to solve this problem!

Looking at List All Commands in v13.80.01 why was it necessary to remove the numbers in future versions. They appear innocuous enough.

Ctrl+click on the menu works, but how to do that with script?

aurumdigitus wrote:Thanks to all of you for taking the time and trouble to provide multiple approaches to solve this problem!

Looking at List All Commands in v13.80.01 why was it necessary to remove the numbers in future versions. They appear innocuous enough.

Overkill.
Useless for FREE version.

binocular222 wrote:Ctrl+click on the menu works, but how to do that with script?

Why would cou call this list with a script?

I hate mouse (I'm a cat in Chinese Zodiac)
keyboard is alot faster than clicking around

I have an user button with a collection of commands, and #705 is one of them. Clicking on #705 with CTRL works, ie it shows also the command IDs.

Thank Macro, that works for me

Admin wrote:Overkill.
Useless for FREE version.

See the point. And you are the Coder-in-Chief.

Still, when having gotten used to something seeing it taken away is difficult. Or as Neil Sedaka put it in song: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do.