How do i create a keyboard shortcut to sync my device on itunes on mac?

Hi,
i need help!
ive been wanting to sync my iDevice on itunes using only a keyboard shortcut, but i cant seem to be able to create it! please help me!

Jbrenner,
Not sure if you have found a suitable workflow. The best option in my view would be the COMMAND EDITOR option.
1. Launch COMMAND --> CUSTOMIZE from Apeture Menue.
2. If you are doing the custom command for the first time you'll have to duplicate the Custom Command menu, this can be done by selecting DUPLICATE on the menue which would by default display DEFAULT.
3. When you duplicate, you ll be asked to save the duplicated Custom Editor.
4. The duplicated custom editor basically will have all the DEFAULT short cut keys and you are now ready to customise it.
5. To customise it, select the Menu action from COMMAND GROUP and simply press the desired short cut for the action on you physical key board.
6. If the SHORT CUT is already used by Apeture, it will prompt whether or not you want to override the DEFAULT, hit yes.
7. As a last step dont forget to hit SAVE on KEY DETAILS tab.

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