How do i create keyboard shortcuts for the different markup colours?

I want to be able to quickly highlight with different colours in the preview app.

You didn't read my post. You merely read your preconceived notion of what I posted.
If you want to pop up menus and type letters, turn on the functions to activate the menus in the Keyboard & Text Input of Keyboard Shortcuts.
You can then activate the menus, type letters of the menu to select the one you want, then type letters for the menu items to select those. Once selected, arrow down or space to drop the menu or activate a hierarchical submenu.
These items allow you to activate the various menus, Dock, toolbars, etc.
They are default to Function keys (in order), but I changed mine to things that make sense.

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Hi,
I would use IP Address range boundaries instead which I normally do anyway instead for the AD site.
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Luds.R wrote:
I have reffered the earlier discussion
I have the feeling of dropping in in the middle of the conversation.
Anyway, try this
--script begins
property myVLC : "/Applications/VLC/VLC.app"
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end run
on open fileList
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end open
on vlcTest(myVLC)
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POSIX file myVLC as alias
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