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Oracle Solaris 11.1 Desktop User's Guide     Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library
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Preface

1.  Getting Started With the Desktop

2.  Using the Desktop Windows

3.  Using the Desktop Workspaces

4.  Using the Desktop Panels

5.  Using the Desktop Applications

6.  Using the Main Menubar

7.  Using Time Slider

8.  Using the File Manager

9.  Using the Desktop Tools and Utilities

10.  Configuring the Desktop

A.  Using the Mouse

B.  Using the Keyboard

Global Shortcut Keys

Window Shortcut Keys

Application Keys

Access Keys

Application Keys

Application shortcut keys enable you to perform application tasks. The following table lists some of the application shortcut keys.

Table B-3 Application Shortcut Keys

Shortcut Key
Action
Ctrl+N
Creates a new document or window.
Ctrl+X
Cuts the selected text or region and places it on the clipboard.
Ctrl+C
Copies the selected text or region to the clipboard.
Ctrl+V
Pastes the contents of the clipboard.
Ctrl+Z
Cancels the last action.
Ctrl+S
Saves the current document to disk.
F1
Loads the online help document for the application.

In addition to these shortcut keys, all applications support a set of navigation keys and actions associated with the user interface. These keys allow you to perform operations that you might perform with a mouse. The following table describes some interface control keys.

Table B-4 Interface Control Keys

Keys
Action
Arrow keys or Tab
Moves between controls in the interface or items in a list.
Return or Spacebar
Activates or chooses the selected item.
F10
Activates the left-most menu of the application window.
Shift+F10
Activates the context menu for the selected item.
Esc
Closes a menu without selecting a menu item, or cancels a drag operation.