Right-click the Macros tab, and choose the key from the popup menu. Note that you can use only the non-alphanumeric characters listed in the popup menu; the system does not recognize other non-alphanumeric keys. Choose Save Settings to save the macro changes you have made. You can also choose Reset at any time to clear any unsaved changes, i.e., any changes made before choosing the Save Settings button. Choose OK to exit the dialog. Choose Cancel to exit the dialog without saving any of your changes. Examples of non-alphanumeric keys for a macro Corresponding Key Keyboard Code Combination %HOME% Home %END% End %LEFT% LeftArrow %RIGHT% RightArrow %UP% UpArrow %DOWN% DownArrow %TAB% Tab Corresponding Key Keyboard Code(cont.) Combination %PGUP% Page Up %PGDOWN% Page Down %ENTER% %ALT+<another key>% ALT+<another key> %CTRL+<another key>% CTRL+<another key> %SHIFT+<another key>% SHIFT+<another key> Note: key>” stands for any other alphanumeric or non-alphanumeric key you may enter, e.g., “<another “%CTRL+t%,” “%ALT+Left%”, “%CTRL+SHIFT+t%”. The system also uses the plus sign for non-alphanumeric/alphanumeric key combinations. For ‘+’ example, corresponds to Ctrl+A which selects all the items in a table. Note that the is “%CTRL+a%” ‘a’
Right-click the Macros tab, and choose the key from the popup menu. Note that you can use only the non-alphanumeric characters listed in the popup menu; the system does not recognize other non-alphanumeric keys. Choose Save Settings to save the macro changes you have made. You can also choose Reset at any time to clear any unsaved changes, i.e., any changes made before choosing the Save Settings button. Choose OK to exit the dialog. Choose Cancel to exit the dialog without saving any of your changes. Examples of non-alphanumeric keys for a macro Keyboard Code Corresponding Key Combination %HOME% Home %END% End %LEFT% LeftArrow %RIGHT% RightArrow %UP% UpArrow %DOWN% DownArrow %TAB% Tab Keyboard Code(cont.) Corresponding Key Combination %PGUP% Page Up %PGDOWN% Page Down %ENTER% %ALT+<another key>% ALT+<another key> %CTRL+<another key>% CTRL+<another key> %SHIFT+<another key>% SHIFT+<another key> Note: “<another key>” stands for any other alphanumeric or non-alphanumeric key you may enter, e.g., “%CTRL+t%,” “%ALT+Left%”, “%CTRL+SHIFT+t%”. The system also uses the plus sign ‘+’ for non-alphanumeric/alphanumeric key combinations. For example, “%CTRL+a%” corresponds to Ctrl+A which selects all the items in a table. Note that the ‘a’ is
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