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Shortcuts for browsingWhile you’re browsing through stacks, you can use the following shortcuts in addition to the Command-key equivalents in the menus: - To open the Open Stack dialog box with the Open Stack in New Window check box already selected, press Command-Shift-O.
- To go to the first card, press Command-Left Arrow.
- To go to the previous card, press Left Arrow.
- To go to the next card, press Right Arrow.
- To go to the last card, press Command-Right Arrow.
- To cancel the current action, press Command-. (Command-period).
- To show or hide the menu bar, press Command-Space bar.
- To show (peek at) buttons, press Command-Option.
` * To show (peek at) the buttons and fields, press Command–Shift-Option. * To go to next window, sending the current window to the back, press Command-L. * To go to previous window, bringing the back window to the front, press Command-Shift-L. * To move the insertion point to the beginning of the Message box, press Up Arrow (when the Arrow Keys in Text option is selected). * To move the insertion point to the end of the Message box, press Down Arrow (when the Arrow Keys in Text option is selected). ```
- To retrace through the cards you have viewed (go back), press Esc or Down Arrow. To move forward again through the retraced cards, press Up Arrow.
- To store the location of the current card for quick return, press Command
–Down Arrow (you can store many locations). To return to a stored location, press Command–Up Arrow. You return to stored cards in last- in, first-out order.
Important: If the Arrow Keys in Text option is turned on (on the Preferences card in your Home stack), press Option with an arrow key to navigate when the insertion point is in a field.
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