In CorelDraw, you can customize shortcuts by going to Tools > Options > Customization > Commands, then selecting the command you want and assigning your preferred key combination. Keep in mind that some shortcuts may already be assigned, so you might need to overwrite or choose a unique combination. This method works well for most CorelDraw versions, but the interface might look slightly different depending on your version.

The video method is mostly correct, but remember that CorelDraw shortcuts sometimes behave differently depending on the version you’re using. For example, in CorelDraw 2021 and later, some menu customization options might be located under Tools > Options > Customization instead of the older paths. So if you can’t find the shortcut settings where the video shows, double-check your version’s interface.

Tried following the video steps exactly, but the shortcut keys just don’t seem to save in my version of CorelDraw. It’s like the customization window doesn’t actually apply the changes when I hit OK. Using CorelDraw 2021, maybe this method only works in newer versions? Frustrating because I really need faster access to certain tools.

In CorelDraw, you can customize shortcuts by going to Tools > Options > Customization > Commands. From there, select a command or tool and assign a new shortcut key. Remember, if the key combination is already taken, CorelDraw will warn you, so you might need to pick a different one. Also, some shortcuts vary between versions, so make sure your CorelDraw version supports this customization approach.