How to make Vista display keyboard shortcuts in menus
Want to learn to use keyboard shortcuts more, but not sure what some of them are? You can set Vista to show the shortcuts next to the corresponding menu items. Here’s how:
- Click Start | Control Panel
- Click Ease of Access and then Ease of Access Center (or in Classic View, just click Ease of Access Center)
- Ignore the annoying text-to-voice; it will go away after reading the first section to you. Click “Make the keyboard easier to use”
- Under the section titled “Make it easier to use keyboard shortcuts,” put a check mark in the box labeled “Underline keyboard shortcuts and access keys
Click Save
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