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Keyboard Shortcuts
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| · | The Alt key starts the menu shortcut process. After the Alt key, press the underlined letter of a menu item to choose it.
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| · | Pressing the Alt-S key is the same as clicking the Search button.
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| · | The Control-O key opens an existing search.
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| · | The F1 key opens the help file.
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| · | The arrows keys are used to navigate between the row and columns.
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| · | The Control-R key exports the results into a comma separated values or CSV file.
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| · | The Control-H key exports the results into an HTML file.
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| · | The Control-M key or the Space Bar marks or unmarks the current result.
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| · | The Control-U key unmarks all marked results or marked index words.
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| · | The Control-G key or the Enter key sends the browser to the current result web page.
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| · | The Arrows keys are used to navigate between the row and columns.
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| · | The Control-I key exports the index to a comma separated values or CSV file.
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| · | The Control-M key or the Space Bar marks or unmarks the current index word.
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| · | The Control-U key umarks all marked index words or marked results.
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| · | The Enter key expands or collapses the current word (if it has a plus sign in front of it).
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| · | The Control-E key expands or collapses all words that have a plus sign in front of them.
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| · | The Control-N key filters the index for those words and phrases containing names.
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| · | The Control-L key filters the index for those words and phrases containing emails addresses.
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| · | The Control-S key starts a new search on words or phrases that have been marked.
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| · | A mouse right-click shows a pop-up menu for each index word or phrase.
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| · | The Control-C key combination copies selected text to the clipboard.
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