Keyboard shortcut to select table strokes?

Hi,
I was wondering if there's any quick way to select table strokes?
Cheers,
Trish

In the Keyboard Shortcut Editor (bottom of the Edit menu), you can assign a hotkey to "Cell Options:Stroke & Fill". That's in the Tables Menu product area. It calls up the generic Cell Options dialog, but at least the stroke proxy is a bit larger there!

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