Read line to cursor (repeat key press for more information)

Read line (repeat key press for more information)ĬAPS LOCK + UP ARROW (this Speak Key is also the Read Focus hot key) Read word (repeat key press for more information) Read character (repeat key press for more information) The following table lists some SuperNova and ScreenReader hot keys you might find useful when working in edit areas and documents. Popular SuperNova and ScreenReader Speak Keys for edit areas TIP: To select text use the SHIFT key in combination with the navigation keys above, for example, press CONTROL + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW to extend a selection a word at a time. Popular edit area keyboard commands Edit area Commands See the product manual for more help on how to change the Verbosity Level. Note: You can make SuperNova and ScreenReader automatically announce more or less information about menus, menu items, buttons, check boxes, lists and radio buttons by changing the Verbosity Level. The following table lists some SuperNova and ScreenReader hot keys you might find useful when navigating menus and dialog boxes. Popular SuperNova and ScreenReader Speak Keys for menus and dialog boxes. Move to the previous tab in a multi-tab dialog box Open the next tab in a multi-tab dialog box

Select the active button (the button with the outline) Popular dialog box keyboard commands Dialog Box CommandsĬlick a button, toggle a check box or select an option (RADIO BUTTON)

Go to the Notification Area (see below for further instructions) Minimise open programs and place focus on the desktop Open Windows Explorer (showing list of drives, folders, files etc.) Open the context menu (a small pop up menu giving options relevant to the current situation) Go to active notifications in reverse order Snap window to right of screen (combine with snap to top/bottom to place window in quadrant) Snap window to left of screen (combine with snap to top/bottom to place window in quadrant) Snap window to bottom of screen (repeat to minimise window) Snap window to top of screen (repeat to maximise window) Switch to application (action unchanged but now shows Task View when switching) Popular Windows and Windows Explorer commands Windows commands You will also find many of the keyboard commands stated can also be used in applications, in particular, the keyboard commands for menus and dialog boxes. In the tables below you will discover many of the popular and frequently used keyboard commands used in Windows and Windows Explorer.

Short cut to close all windows