Here is a list of shortcuts, grouped by function: File commands: New map - Ctrl+N Open map - Ctrl+O Save map - Ctrl+S Save as - Ctrl+A Print - Ctrl+P Close - Ctrl+W Quit - Ctrl+Q Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W Edit commands: Find - Ctrl+F Find next - Ctrl+G Cut - Ctrl+X Copy - Ctrl+C Copy single - Ctrl+Y Paste - Ctrl+V Mode commands: MindMap m.

Someone kindly typed one up for us -- thanks Jean! You can find it here: here. Note that Shadow Desktop 4.0 and later include a built in keyboard reference under the Help menu. Did you install the compatability .prc libraries? Palm released the T|T3 device before PalmSource finalized the operating system, and so for any 3rd party application to take advantage of the enhanced display, you need two files installed.

You can create your own backup diskette in a minute by simply copying the downloaded file onto a blank disk. For example, SuperMemo 2000 download file (sm2000zip.exe) is only 1.3MB in size and should fit on a diskette

Please check the Help section in the Service page (4th tab) of Atomic Microscope to view a list of keyboard shortcuts.

Yes, the Windows logo key found between the Ctrl and Alt keys has some useful combinations with other letter to perform common Windows tasks. The list of shortcuts is found in Help Index. To find the list of Windows logo and other useful shortcuts, type in the Index Natural Keyboard and choose keyboard shortcuts. Shortcuts will be listed for the main areas of Windows XP.

In order to use the keyboard shortcut (default: alt + u), Track Active Item in Solution Explorer must be enabled. You can find this option in Visaul Studio Options: Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions

To assign a shortcut, select the "Hot-Key" tab from the Stowaway Keyboard screen. You'll be able to choose a shortcut from the drop down menu, for each #.

Panning: Hold "Alt" key and click-and-drag mouse to pan image. Zoom In: (1) Hold "Control" and left-click to zoom in at the mouse pointer location. (2) Hold the "control" key and click-and-drag to select a region to zoom into. Zoom Out: Hold "Control" and "Shift" and left-click to zoom out at the mouse pointer location.

Answer: Almost all of the main-window functions have keyboard shortcuts. Here's a list, but remember; to get the keyboard shortcut, just hold the mouse cursor over a function to get the keyboard equivalent.

There are definitely some really great shortcut tips for applying styles. Here are a few of the basic ones: Ctrl+Shift+S Applying a style (with the Formatting toolbar displayed, highlights the Style area of the toolbar for keyboard navigation) Ctrl+Shift+S Carry out the Style command (with th Formatting toolbar not displayed, brings up the Format Style dialog box)

There are many keyboard shortcuts that can be used in formatting paragraphs. The following are some shortcuts for line spacing:

The standard way of changing Excel's font attributes is from the menu bar, Format - Cells or from the Formatting Toolbar. Excel provides a number of keyboard shortcuts you can use to select font attributes. The standard way to open/close a file is by clicking on File - Open or File - Close. The standard way to maximize or minimize a window is by clicking on the boxes in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Here are some keyboard shortcuts:

Yes. In the Search grid, press Enter to start downloading the selected file. In the Play List Grid, press Enter to launch the selected file, press the Insert key to rename the selected file or press the Delete key to delete the selected file.

Yes. Use Tab, Home, End and the arrow keys, to move around. Press F1 for Help, F7 for a hint and F8 to reset the puzzle.