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[248c]Presented here is a list of the keyboard and double-click shortcuts available in Concurrence. Use of these shortcuts is optional-you can use Concurrence without them. However, learning the shortcuts can make using Concurrence significantly faster.
[105c]When working with topics, in either a slide show or outline window, a number of shortcuts are available.
[19c]Working with Topics
[117c]To create a new topic after the target topic, press Return. This shortcut behaves the same as the New Topic command.
[21c] Creating a New Topic
[112c]To promote the selected topics, press the Shift-Tab key. This shortcut behaves the same as the Promote command.
[10c] Promoting
[104c]To demote the selected topics, press the Tab key. This shortcut behaves the same as the Demote command.
[9c] Demoting
[110c]To move between topics, press an arrow key. Shift-Up Arrow and Shift-Down Arrow move from sibling to sibling.
[156c]In addition, when a topic is selected, the following Emacs-style editing commands are available, if you have selected the Use Emacs Key Bindings preference:
[28c] Control-p Move up one topic
[30c] Control-n Move down one topic
[50c] Control-f Move to the beginning of the topic text
[44c] Control-e Move to the end of the topic text
[49c] Alternate-< Select the first topic in an outline
[48c] Alternate-> Select the last topic in an outline
[26c] Keyboard Editing Commands
[162c]Text editing shortcuts are available anywhere in Concurrence that you can edit text, such as text objects, text fields, the view browser, and of course in topics.
[4c]Text
[78c]Concurrence offers the following standard arrow key commands for text editing:
[35c] Left Arrow Move back one character
[39c] Right Arrow Move forward one character
Up Arrow Move up one line
Down Arrow Move down one line
[36c] Shift-Left Arrow Move back one word
[40c] Shift-Right Arrow Move forward one word
[45c] Control-Left Arrow Move to beginning of line
Control-Right Arrow Move to end of line
[130c]In addition, a full set of Emacs-style editing commands are available, if you have selected the Use Emacs Key Bindings preference:
[34c] Control-b Move back one character
[37c] Control-f Move forward one character
[31c] Alternate-b Move back one word
Alternate-f Move forward one word
Control-a Move to beginning of line
Control-e Move to end of line
[27c] Control-p Move up one line
[29c] Control-n Move down one line
[32c] Control-d Delete next character
Control-h Delete previous character
[52c] Alternate-d Delete to end of current (or next) word
[62c] Alternate-h Delete to beginning of current (or previous) word
Control-k Cut forward to end of line
[16c] Control-y Paste
[38c] Alternate-< Move to beginning of text
Alternate-> Move to end of text
Keyboard Editing Commands
[84c]To stop editing text, press Enter. Note that Command-Return is equivalent to Enter.
[20c] Ending Text Editing
[176c]Described here are shortcuts available when you're drawing on a slide. If you've used Diagram!, Lighthouse Design's drawing program, some of these shortcuts might be familiar.
[7c]Drawing
[154c]To move a text object or outline box without having to click on the border of the object, hold down the Command key and drag from anywhere in the object.
[23c] Quickly Moving Objects
[141c]To constrain the movement of an object to either the vertical or horizontal axis, hold down the Shift key while you are dragging the object.
Constraining Object Movement
[153c]To delete the currently selected objects, press the Delete key. The Delete key acts in precisely the same manner as the Delete command in the Edit menu.
Deleting
[148c]To maintain the aspect ratio-the ratio of width to height-of an object while resizing it, hold down the Alternate key while dragging a resize knob.
Maintaining Aspect Ratio While Resizing
To zoom to a specific region of the canvas, hold down the Shift and Alternate keys while dragging in the canvas.
Zooming to a Selected Region
[87c]While playing a slide show, you can use various keys to control the sequence of slides:
[80c] Left or Up Arrow Show previous slide (if playing automatically, pause the show)
Right or Down Arrow Show next slide
[22c] Space Show next slide
P Pause or unpause slide show
[41c] Esc or Command-. Stop playing slide show
To see a summary of this information while a slide show is playing, press any key other than the above.
[96c]Lastly, to advance to the next slide when playing a slide show manually, click the mouse button.
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