The customized shortcuts 'Anatomy-shortcuts.py' contained in the zipped file,
that are meant to be imported from 'Edit>Preferences>Keymap>Import ...' only work on the 2.83 version and above.
The latest version of Blender can be downloaded from 'blender.org'.
I am trying to get the addon 'Anatomy-shortcuts.py to install but I can not find it in the list after I install it. IM using 293.1
That is because this is NOT a addon - its a shortcuts list to import.
Yes, you got it.
Extra tip:
I wish that the preferences were so easy to import.
Unfortunately; the userprefs.blend can only be imported by pasting it into the folder were the program has been installed.
Generally here:
C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.93\config
If the folder does not appear, it can be found searching '%Appdata%' in the Windows searchbar and it will appear.
Another option I like to do with blender is from the "portable zip" download - they continue to make available. The trick to make this work is to make a "config" Folder into the unzipped directory. SO far I am able to run many different versions of blender on a high speed external Flash. I have many portable zip installs on the external SSD and they do not end up interfering with each other.