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- [Instructor] In this movie I'll show you

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how to install my custom dekeKeys

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keyboard shortcuts on the Mac.

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If you're working on the PC

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you can go ahead and
skip to the next movie.

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Now one of the great things about dekeKeys

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is that it provides you
with exactly 100 new

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or revised keyboard shortcuts.

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Of course, that's assuming
that I've counted accurately.

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But whatever the number, they
will hopefully help you move

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through the software
that much more quickly.

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Now notice that we have two
keyboard shortcuts files.

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They both end in .kys.

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This guy's for the Mac
and this one's for the PC.

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You need the Macintosh file

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and you need to copy it to a
very specific folder location.

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And let me show you what that looks like.

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I'll go ahead and open up
this document right here

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inside Illustrator.

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And I want you to see that
we have different locations

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on Windows and the Mac.

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So we're looking at the Macintosh info.

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And we wanna put the file
in this path right here,

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so notice that there's an
Illustrator 22 Settings folder,

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and that's because CC 2018
is the same as version 22

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of one of the longest
running pieces of software

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on the planet, Adobe Illustrator.

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And just in case you're curious

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how these version numbers
have translated over time,

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I have this chart right here.

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And so you can see that CC 2018

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is the same as version 22.

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2017 is version 21,

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2015.3 is 20, and so on.

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The very first Illustrator
CC didn't have a year,

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but it came out in 2013

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and that translates to version 17.

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Now the reason we have this break in color

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from black to blue is
that this is the point

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at which custom keyboard
shortcuts were first introduced

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inside Illustrator.

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Now if you're at all unsure
of exactly which version

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of the program you're using

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then go up to the Illustrator CC menu here

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and choose the very first
command, About Illustrator.

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At which point you won't
necessarily see a year,

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except down here in the
copyright statement,

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but you will see a version
number, in my case 22.

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We don't care about the
numbers after the dot.

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If you're seeing a different version,

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such as 21 or 20 or what have you,

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then you need to substitute that number

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in place of the 22 in the path string.

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All right, so I'm gonna
press Shift + page up

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in order to switch to the first
artboard in this document.

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And then I'll go ahead
and select the Type Tool,

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which you can get by pressing the T key.

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And now you wanna select this
blue line of type down here.

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And if you get this warning telling you

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that the text was created
in a different version

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of Illustrator, specifically
the PC version by the way,

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tell the program to
bug off by clicking OK.

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And then try selecting that text again,

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all the way up to the comma,

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but don't select the
comma, we don't want that.

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Then go up to the Edit menu
and choose the Copy command

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or you can just take advantage
of that keyboard shortcut,

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Command + C.

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All right, now I'll go back
to the Illustrator CC menu

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and choose Hide Illustrator

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in order to reveal the
Finder in the background.

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And now I'll run through those steps.

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So it's all documented in that file

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we saw just a moment ago,

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but I might as well show you how it works

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by going up to the File menu

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and choosing this first
command, New Finder Window.

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Then you wanna go up here to the Go menu

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and choose Home in order to
go to your Home location,

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which is very likely
gonna be named after you.

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Then you wanna return to the Go menu

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and choose Go to Folder,

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which is gonna bring up this
little path field right here.

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Now in your case it will either be blank

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or filled with the wrong information.

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Some folder that you've been to recently.

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What you wanna do is
go up to the Edit menu

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and choose the Paste command

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or you can just press
Command + V in order to paste

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that path information
that you just copied.

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And then click Go

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and that will take you
to the proper folder.

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Now if you've been working
right along with me

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through the fundamentals
and advanced courses

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you may see a shortcuts file,

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in my case it's simply
called dekeKeys.kys.

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That's fine, we're not gonna replace it,

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we're just gonna add another one

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by bringing back the 31 settings folder,

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which incidentally is located

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inside the Exercise Files folder.

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Then go ahead and grab

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that dekeKeys for Illustrator Mac.kys file

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and drag it over into the other folder.

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And then before you release

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go ahead and press and hold the Option key

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and that way you'll
create a copy of the file,

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as apposed to moving it.

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See that green plus
sign next to my cursor.

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And that way you'll retain
my original KYS file

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in case you need to come back to it later.

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All right, now let's see
how to load the shortcuts

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inside Illustrator.

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So I'll go ahead and switch back

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to the application, like so.

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And I'll Escape out of the text mode,

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and then I'll go up to the Edit menu

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and choose Keyboard Shortcuts,

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which itself has a shortcut
of mash your fist + K,

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by which I mean Command
+ Shift + Option + K.

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And then go to the Set
item up here at the top,

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which might be set to Illustrator Defaults

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or your custom keyboard shortcut file,

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and choose that most recent item,

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dekeKeys for Illustrator Mac.

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And just to make sure

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that everything's working
out the way we want it to,

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go ahead and switch from
Tools to Menu Commands

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and then twirl open the
Type menu right here

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and you should see this second command,

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which brings up the very
helpful Glyphs panel

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now has a shortcut of
Command + Shift + Option + G.

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After which point you can
go ahead and click OK.

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All right, now let's test that
things are working properly

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by going up to the Window menu

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and notice this first command, New Window,

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now has a shortcut of
Command + Shift + Option + N.

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And so rather than choosing the command

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let's actually try out that shortcut.

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And so I'll go ahead and press
Command + Shift + Option + N

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in order to create a second window,

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notice this little 2 up
here in the title bar,

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into our document.

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So we haven't duplicated the document,

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we're just creating a
second window into it.

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Which means that I can
go up to the View menu

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and choose the Outline command

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in order to switch to the outline mode,

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and then I can zoom into
the document, like so,

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and even though I'm
zoomed into this location

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inside the second window

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I'm still zoomed out in
the standard preview mode

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where the first window is concerned.

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Which means I can now
view these two windows

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side-by-side by going up
to this item right here,

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the Arrange Documents
icon, clicking on it,

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and choosing this vertical 2-Up option,

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which will show me both of
these windows side-by-side.

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And now you can just move
things around if you like.

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And if you make any changes

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your edits will be
reflected in both windows.

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All right, now let's say at this point

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you wanna put things back together.

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In other words, you wanna
consolidate the two views

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into a single window
with two tabs at the top.

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Then you can return to
the Arrange Documents icon

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and choose this guy right
here, Consolidate All.

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Turns out however I've given it

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another custom keyboard shortcut,

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and so another way to
consolidate your windows

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is to press Command + Shift
+ Option + 0, like so.

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At which point you'll see two tabs

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along the top of the screen.

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And so there you have it,

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that's how you install my custom
dekeKeys keyboard shortcuts

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for Illustrator CC running on the Mac.

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In the next movie I'll show
you exactly what you've won.

