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Keyboard Shortcuts

All menu items can be selected by using accelerator or mnemonic keyboard shortcuts. An accelerator is a key combination that provides shortcut access to a GUI function. A mnemonic (sometimes referred to as a "hot key") is a single-key equivalent (used in combination with the ALT key) for selecting GUI components such as menu items. The mnemonic "hot key" letter is underlined in the GUI. For example:

  • ALT to go into menu pull-down mode
  • F key to access the File menu
  • O key to activate the open command

Mnemonics are case-insensitive. Keys can be pressed sequentially instead of simultaneously.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard Input Action

Tab, Shift-Tab (for reversing the action)

Navigates between main components of the user-interface

Shift-F10

Display Context-sensitive menu

Ctrl-A

Selects all items in list

F3

Find Next

Enter, Return

Activates default button (does not require keyboard focus)

Routine functions such as opening, saving, and printing files can be performed using the standard Microsoft keyboard shortcuts.

Keyboard shortcuts are not case-sensitive. Mnemonic keystrokes may be pressed either sequentially or simultaneously. All menu items have mnemonics, but not all menu items have accelerators.

Keyboard Navigation

The following table lists some of the keys frequently used to navigate with the keyboard:

Keyboard Navigation

Keyboard Input Result

TAB

Move forward between panes in the active Console window.

SHIFT+TAB

Move backwards between panes in the active Console window.

SHIFT+

UP ARROW

Move up one item in the tree view.

SHIFT+DOWN ARROW

Move down one item in the tree view.

SHIFT+PAGE UP

Move to the top item visible in the tree view.

HOME

Move to the first item in the tree view.

END

Move to the last item in the tree view.

RIGHT ARROW

Expands the highlighted item. If the highlighted item does not contain hidden items, behaves like DOWN ARROW.

LEFT ARROW

Collapses the highlighted item. If the highlighted item does not contain expanded items, behaves like UP ARROW.

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