How to assign a shortcut key to an access macro or a sub?

a7n9

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Hi,

I have two subs, one turns the warnings off and other turns it on. Both are called from the code I'm writing.

If I want to pause the program to debug it Ctrl + Break doesn't work. Therfore, I would like to know if I can assign a keyboard shortcut to the "turn warnings sub" or macro. So that I can press that and then I can press Ctrl + Break

Thanks.
 

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Why not create a custom menu item that runs the code?
 
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