On Sun, 8 Mar 2015 15:54:04 +0000, David Rance
wrote:


Let me just add, for both of you, that when you use a program like
WizKey, copy and paste isn't required. You use a mnemonic key
combination, which is much easier and faster So, for example, with
WizKey if you want a ç, you hold down the Ctrl key and press the comma
key, then press the c key.

That works for Word without Wizkey!


Word is just one program. Most of us use several different programs
into which we enter text (word processor, notepad, e-mail client,
newsreader, browser, etc.) and as far as I'm concerned, there's a
great advantage to having everything work the same way in different
programs.

Moreover, not everyone use Word as their word processor. For example,
I use WordPerfect, which I like much better than Word. And although I
can also create all kids of keyboard shortcuts in WordPerfect, I
prefer not to do it there, for the reason above.