Hi Steve, This is correct, sir. The original game I copied had the "Advanced Keyboard Shortcut" option selected—all my "created" games do. However, when I copied a campaign the first time, I unchecked [Players and Player Settings] and [Chat Log] since the "Copy" was going to be the same adventure, just for a new group of people. But alas, my Keyboard shortcuts didn't work. I'll be honest, I never even thought to check that in the settings, after I copied. My apologies. But thank you for making me aware of it. If when making copies of campaigns, I need to leave the [Players and Player Settings] checked to maintain various other DM settings, then ok, no worries. But as a Feature Request, it would be very helpful if DM settings and Player settings were separate. Or Campaign settings and Player settings were separate. Or even a little note to remind the DM, "Hey, when you copy this campaign, make sure to go into the new copy's settings and check this or that, etc." or however your copywriters want to word it. Steve K. said: You're saying if you copy a game with the Players and Player Settings option, and advanced keyboard settings is selected in the original game, the copy doesn't have it selected? No. I'm saying that if you UNCHECK the [Players and Players Settings] option while copying a campaign and [Advanced Keyboard Settings] is selected in the original, the COPY does not have the [Advanced Keyboard Settings] option selected. See how confusing this all is? Just make DM settings and Player settings separate, or call it something different. Or don't link them together. If I'm making a copy of a campaign, and I want the DM settings, but not the people I've invited into the campaign to be a part of the copy, then I shouldn't have to choose between bringing players and my DM settings. If all I want is the content, and not the people, I should be able to do that without this much hassle. Do you not agree? Instead of Players AND Player Settings, you should have two check boxes... 1 for players and 1 for Settings. They should not be combined. Everything should be able to be controlled individually. Best, Jake(DM)