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Key | Action |
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F12 | Suspend desktop and access the command line |
Shift-F12 | Bring icon bar to front/back of window stack |
Ctrl-F12 | Open a Task Window |
Shift-Ctrl-F12 | Shut down the machine |
Alt-Break | Brings up the application termination dialogue |
Key | Action |
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Break | Cancel an action (e.g. stop printing a file) |
Alt-Break | Brings up the application termination dialogue |
Ctrl-Break | Reboot |
Shift-Break | Reboot to command line |
You can generate any character on the keyboard (and quite a few that aren’t on the keyboard) by holding down the Alt key and typing the character code on the numeric keypad. For example, Alt-163 would produce a £ symbol with the Latin1 alphabet.
Some special characters can also be produced by pressing Alt and a letter key. A full list cannot be given for copyright reasons, but a few minutes experimentation should allow the user to construct a list for themselves.
A few accented letters can be generated by pressing Alt and one of the characters [ ] ; ’ , . / followed by the letter you want the accent applied to. This table lists the available accented characters for the Latin1 alphabet.
Key combination | Accent | Characters affected |
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Alt [ | Acute | aeiouy |
Alt ] | Grave | aeiou |
Alt ; | Diaeresis (Umlaut) | aeiouy |
Alt ’ | Circumflex | aeiouwy |
Alt , | Tilde | ao |
Alt . | Overring | a |
Alt / | Cedilla | c |
Key | Action |
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F12 | Suspend desktop and access the command line |
Shift-F12 | Bring icon bar to front/back of window stack |
Ctrl-F12 | Open a Task Window |
Shift-Ctrl-F12 | Shut down the machine |
Key | Action |
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F1 | Help |
F2 | Load file |
Shift-F2 | Insert file |
Ctrl-F2 | Close current window |
F3 | Save file |
F4 | Find / Search and replace |
F5 | Go to (line) |
F8 | Undo |
F9 | Redo |
Ctrl-A | Select all |
Ctrl-C | Copy selection to clipboard |
Ctrl-K | Delete selection without affecting the clipboard |
Ctrl-U | Delete current line |
Ctrl-V | Paste selection from clipboard |
Ctrl-X | Cut selection to clipboard |
Ctrl-Z | Clear selection |
Key | Action |
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Return | Open/run selection |
Backspace | Open parent directory |
Ctrl-A | Select All |
Ctrl-F | Cycle display format |
Ctrl-R, | Rename |
Alt-click name | |
Ctrl-S | Cycle sort order |
Ctrl-W | Set current directory |
Escape, | Clear selection |
Ctrl-Z | |
Ctrl-K | Delete selection |
Shift-Tab | Switch to next filer window |
Ctrl-Tab | Switch to previous filer window |
Ctrl-F2 | Close window |
Key | Action |
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Ctrl-Q | Zoom out |
Ctrl-W | Zoom in |
Ctrl-R | Reload current page |
Ctrl-S | Save current page |
Ctrl-F | Search on current page |
Ctrl-N | Open a new window |
F2 | Enter a new URL |
Ctrl-U | Clear current content of URL input bar while it has focus |
Three keys on the bottom row of the keyboard (the two “flag” keys and the “menu” key) can be configured to perform predetermined actions. This is done via Configure > Keyboard which allows you to assign a command to each of the keys. For example, you can set a key to open a directory or run an application by dragging the appropriate icon to the input field on the Keyboard configuration window.
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Back |
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Close |
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Title bar |
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Iconise |
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Toggle size |
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Scroll arrow |
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Scrollbar well |
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Scrollbar slider |
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Resize |
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