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Selecting Objects and Entering Commands
Using Screen Keys
The screen keys at the bottom of the screen also
provide commands associated with the active window.
When an application window is active, you see the
screen keys for that application. When the Office
window is active, for example, you see the Office
screen keys.
You can enter a command using a screen key in two ways:
Example
o You can press the function key that
corresponds to the screen key.
o You can point to the screen key with the
mouse and press <BI>.
To execute the Organize command:
o Press <PI>, or move the mouse pOinter to
[ORGANIZE] and press <BI>.
See "Using Office Commands" in this section for full
information on the Organize command.
Using Action Keys
The action keys are arranged in columns on the left and
right sides of your keyboard. These keys provide a
third way to enter commands.
The action keys provide commands that are used
frequently and are common to the Office and many
applications. These action key commands have the same
meaning as the corresponding entry in the Commands
menu; for example, pressing the Move key and selecting
I Move I from the Commands menu have the same effect.
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