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@@ -917,8 +917,8 @@
 .
 
 .TP
-.B Assign Current Directory To One Of The Shortcut Keys (KSETSC1 ... KSETSC12)
-Alt-q, Alt-w, ... Alt-bracketleft, Alt-bracketright
+.B Assign Current Directory To One Of The Shortcut Keys (KDIRSCSET) 
+Control-8
 
 As discussed in
 .B Directory Shortcut Statements
@@ -931,17 +931,12 @@
 Think of it as a way to "override" the directory shortcut assignments
 defined in the Configuration File.
 
-There are twelve "override" keys associated with each of the directory
-shortcuts.  They default to the top row of letter keys on a standard
-keyboard and are invoked with the \'Alt\' key.  When you select a particular
-directory shortcut you want to "override", the
-.B current directory
-is associated with that shortcut.  So, for instance, \fCAlt-q\fP will
-associate the current directory with shortcut #1 (Default: \fCF1\fP),
-\fCAlt-w\fP associates the current directory with shortcut #2
-(Default: \fCF2\fP) and so forth, all the way through
-\fCAlt-bracketright\fP which associates the current directory with
-shortcut #12 (Default: \fCF12\fP).
+To do this, press the KDIRSCSET key (Default: \fCControl-8\fP).  You
+will be presented with a dialog that asks you to specify which 
+Directory Shortcut you want overwritten with the
+.B current directory.
+You may only enter a number from 1 to 12.  You will see an error
+message if you try to enter anything else.
 
 Any such reassociation of a directory shortcut is temporary.
 Directory shortcuts are set back to the values specified in the
@@ -5048,4 +5043,4 @@
 .ft \" revert
 
 .SH DOCUMENT REVISION INFORMATION
-$Id: twander.1,v 1.134 2006/12/15 08:16:38 tundra Exp $
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+$Id: twander.1,v 1.135 2006/12/15 23:55:20 tundra Exp $
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