Posted by: visuvius
baT - 02/05/2002 22:35
is there a way to tab backwards?
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- Eat the Meek
Posted by: Dignan
Re: baT - 02/05/2002 23:42
Ha! for a second I thought you meant like in a word processor setting
God I love keyboard shortcuts. People use mice way too often.
Posted by: Roger
Re: baT - 03/05/2002 06:18
The Windows UI guidelines suggest that Shift should reverse the direction of an action, i.e. Shift-Tab goes backwards through fields, Alt+Shift+Tab goes backwards through applications, Shift+F3 searches for the previous match, etc., etc..
Posted by: smu
Re: baT - 05/05/2002 05:55
Yeah, but then why is
CTRL-Z undo and
CTRL-Y redo
I would suspect CTRL-SHIFT-Z to be redo (as it should have the reverse effect of CTRL-Z).
Well, Windows wasn't ever really consistant, was it?
cu,
sven
Posted by: Dignan
Re: baT - 05/05/2002 11:48
I've found that some programs use CTRL+SHIFT+Z, but I do agree with you. It would only make it easier anyway. you can hit the CTRL and SHIFT keys with one finger, and the Z is right next to them. That's a lot easier than stretching to hit the Y in the middle of the board, or using both hands.
Posted by: smu
Re: baT - 05/05/2002 15:53
Except for those with a german (and AFAIK some other national type) keyboard, where Y and Z change positions.
cu,
sven
Posted by: Dignan
Re: baT - 06/05/2002 16:01
Speaking of keyboard shortcuts, there's been one I've been looking for for a while.
Is there a shorcut to maximize any window, especially an IE window?
Posted by: tfabris
Re: baT - 06/05/2002 16:46
Is there a shorcut to maximize any window, especially an IE window?
Yes.
Alt+spacebar opens up the control-menu box of any parent window, then you can choose the appropriate shortcut letter (x for maximize, etc.).
For any child window, Alt+hyphen opens up the control-menu box of the child window.
Remember back in the days of Windows 2.0 and Windows 3.1? The control-menu boxes of the child and parent windows had a little "line" graphic in them... a long line for the parent windows and a short line for the child windows. These were actually mnemonics for space and hyphen.