These same commands are also listed on the page Scripting Reference, but in a slightly different format that shows information relevant to people using the commands via Scripting. Some less commonly used commands are not in the default menus but they can be accessed by menu by enabling Show extra menus in Interface Preferences. Shortcuts that have not been assigned, that you can assign using keyboard preferences, are shown like so (unassigned).Shortcuts that are only in the Full set are shown like so: Ctrl + # Extra.Standard shortcuts are shown like so: Ctrl + A.You can use Keyboard Preferences to change or remove existing shortcuts or to assign a shortcut to commands that lack a default shortcut. This Full set is the set that was available in Audacity 2.1.3 and earlier. There is also an extended Full set of keyboard shortcuts that can be selected from the Defaults button on the Keyboard Preferences dialog.

The default Standard set of shortcuts is a reduced set, compared to earlier versions of Audacity, to simplify the set of shortcuts somewhat and to provide greater flexibilty for users who wish to create their own shortcuts. This page lists all commands in the Audacity menus and all pre-defined keyboard shortcuts.

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