Shortcuts in the basic and tool category are not supported by form-based rules, because these rules open in a new window.

In many cases, pressing the Enter key while focused in a grid creates a new row.

Examples include using the Search control found in the Designer Studio header and viewing Best Bets in the Application Explorer.

As long as you are not directly interacting with a top level control or gadget when the keyboard shortcut is entered, it will be honored.

All other keyboard shortcuts are available in all supported browser versions.

The Save As shortcut ( CTRL + ALT + C) is not supported in IE8.

Note: Action performed is based on current state of the form (locked, unlocked, checked out, etc)

Tool actions - launch debugging tools such as Tracer and Clipboard.

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Form actions - common operations performed on a rule or data instance such as Save, Check Out and Refresh. These 11 other keyboard shortcuts will make your life easier, too.

Basic actions - common navigation operations within the Designer Studio such as opening the Home Page, logging out and collapsing the Explorers panel.

There are three categories of keyboard shortcuts: These shortcuts are standard and may not be disabled or overridden by your operator. The table below outlines the keyboard shortcuts supported by the Designer Studio.

Keyboard shortcuts are sometimes referred to as hot keys. You can view the full list of shortcuts by clicking on More > Settings and Support > and selecting Keyboard Shortcuts. For example, typing CTRL + ALT + T achieves the same behavior as clicking the Tracer icon the Tracer tool is launched. You are here: Designer Studio > Developer tools > Keyboard shortcuts shortcutĪ keyboard shortcut uses a sequence of key strokes to perform an action that would otherwise require a mouse action.

Computer shortcuts keys definition