Using a keyboard shortcut may be an effort to select the necessary keys at the same time... I mean not everyone is a contortionist, right? Here is a way to resolve that. CorelDRAW is awesome at allowing for customization. I regularly use single character keyboard shortcuts. As an example, C (center vertically); E (centers horizontal); T (align the top of objects); B (bottom of objects); L (align left); R (align Right). I also customize some of my own, for example G (group); U (ungroup); W (wireframe); Q (quit wireframe and take me to enhanced) and because I often deal with multi-page documents, S (page sorter view).To do this, select Tools > Customization > Commands. Click on the Binocular icon (Find) and type in the name of the command you wish to assign a new shortcut key. Once the command comes up, switch to the Shortcut Keys tab, enter a new shortcut key and click Assign.
Tip provided by Roger Wambolt, CorelDRAW team.
Today, every major program, you can customize your "hot buttons". Not surprisingly, it can and CorelDraw. It is amazing how he does it, unlike other programs.
My keyboard is configured so that the left arm permanently in one place, and shortcuts that allow you to include nearly 40 teams. In this arm does not move, and work only your fingers. In addition to the keyboard shortcuts for most common programs. These "inconvenient" for a combination of internally submitted.