Using this table, assign the new desired keyboard assignments to one or both of these macros, by editing these two .INI file keys.  When ready, choose File | Save to permanently store your changes.

The next and final step involves "synchronizing" these changes with both your NORMAL.DOT Word Template file (if necessary), and with your own copy(ies) of your REALPAC2.DOT.

When Word is loaded, the computer's NORMAL.DOT is automatically loaded.  If REALPAC2.DOT, in addition, has been placed in the pre-designated startup folder for Word, then this latter Template is also loaded.  You can tell if REALPAC2.DOT is "live" or loaded by checking to see, when Word is first run, whether Word's menu bar includes a pull-down item titled "Real°Pac."  If it does, then we need to temporarily detach the Template, so we can then open it for editing.  Proceed to the next paragraph.  If it does not, then skip the next paragraph.

In Word, pull down Tools, and click on "Templates and Add Ins".  In the dialog box, you should see Realpac2 inside a list box, with a checked checkbox next to it.  Simply uncheck the checkbox and CLOSE this dialog.  The Real°Pac menu item at the top of Word's window (on its menubar) should no longer appear.

Next, choose File | Open, change the "file type" pull-down selection at the bottom of the Open dialog to "Word Templates (*.dot)", and navigate to Word's startup folder, which is typically "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Startup".  Select and open the REALPAC2.DOT file (depending on your Windows Explorer's folder View options, you may or may not see the "DOT" extension).  Now, Word will look just like as if the Real°Pac's template was attached or loaded "normally".  Pull down Tools, then choose Customize.  Now, find and choose the KEYBOARD command button at the very bottom of the Customize dialog.  Next, on the left-hand list box, scroll down until you find Macros, and single click.  Once doing this, the content of the right-hand list box should be updated automatically; scroll down until you come to the macro entitled RealPacPrintJob.  Note what the keyboard assignment is.  If it is not what you want (it does not match what you set in the .INI file beforehand) then click so you are inside the "keyboard shortcut to assign" textbox, and then, as it tells you to, actually press the keyboard combination you wish to have Word "memorize" (e.g., "ALT + SHIFT + U" or whatever).  Take care to make sure the keyboard combination you want to use is either not already assigned to another system function or macro (e.g., "CTRL + P" for Printing), or that the system function or macro the keyboard combination currently points to is deemed dispensable.  Then, when ready, make sure the "store in" drop down listbox situated on the lower right-hand corner of this dialog points to "Realpac2".  Choose the ASSIGN command button on the right-hand side.  Repeat this step now, if necessary, for the next macro entitled OpenRTFDoc.  Find this macro on the right-hand list, and again assign the newly desired keyboard assignment. Finally, CLOSE out of this dialog box.  Choose File | Save to update your copy of the REALPAC2.DOT.  Then File | Close to close this template.

Now, exit from Word.  If you have a single-user setup for Real°Pac, then you are all done.  Otherwise, you will need to copy your newly revised version of REALPAC2.DOT and place it on the other users' Word startup folder.  However, since you've already saved the modified keyboard assignments within this template, you should not have to repeat this process on the other computers.