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Without thinking, I changed my "ctl c" shortcut function to a symbol I use frequently; now I have lost my 'copy' shortcut. I want to reassign "ctl c" back to copy (I've already reassigned a different shortcut for my symbol) but for the life of me can't figure out what category in the keyboard shortcuts-customize keyboard to use.
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In Word, right click your Ribbon and choose 'Customize the Ribbon'
At the bottom of that dialog, click 'Keyboard Shortcuts' - Customize
In Categories on the left, click 'All Commands'
In Commands on the right, click 'EditCopy'
That is the Keyboard shortcut you need to reset
That's It
Thank you for the specific details!! Took me 10 seconds and all is good!