Keyboard Shortcuts

The application utilises two types of shortcuts - keyboard and hot key.

The first (and primary) kind are keyboard shortcuts which execute a command with a key combination. It is keyboard shortcuts that can be customised using the method outlined in Customise Keyboard Shortcuts.

The second kind of shortcut are Vizex Hot keys. Hot keys are used directly inside Vizex based on the key press / character event. These are not part of the keyboard shortcuts and are not customisable.

One quick way to tell the difference between keyboard shortcuts and hot keys is by looking at the tooltip. Keyboard shortcuts are listed at the top of the tooltip, while Vizex tools have their hot key listed in the description text in brackets - as shown:

An example of a shortcut key An example of a Vizex tool shortcut

The following keyboard shortcuts are available in the application.

A plus sign (+) between two key names indicates that you must press both keys at the same time. 

A comma (,) between two key names indicates that those keys must be pressed sequentially.

For example, ALT+ M, O means that you press the ALT key and hold it down while you press the M key, then release both keys and press O.

Words separated by a vertical bar (|) indicate a ribbon group and function, for example File | Open on the File Editor tab.

Customise Keyboard Shortcuts

Vizex Hot keys