they can be accessed from within the tool, but the tools themselves 
can also be assigned metatools (ctl-f through ').  since they are per 
tool, you have 35+ metatools for each of the tools i listed (so 
something like 280+ in total).  if they were tool-independent, you 
would only have 35+ TOTAL.

i use iKey extensively for various tasks and task sequences which 
give you even more "metatools" and that are generally 
tool-independent; you can use a variety of key combinations in iKey, 
for example, i press ctl-opt-n to call up the change expression 
dalogue, cmd-ctl-t to run TGTools shift accidentals and dismiss the 
dialogue on a selected region. you can also build dozens of tasks in 
a single key command to across a variety of tools, essentially 
building your own plugins, i suppose.

>Refresh my memory -- metatools are key combinations that work from 
>any tool in the program?  Or do you have to be in the tool for which 
>the metatool was programmed?

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