Keyboard Shortcuts

The shortcut keys discussed in this section refer to the U.S. keyboard layout. Keys on other layouts may not correspond exactly to the keys on a U.S. keyboard.

The term shortcut key refers to a keyboard key or key combination that is used for a quick command run.

The shortcut keys are usually given in the following form - CTRL+1 where the first abbreviation stands for the first button to be pressed, the second abbreviation stands for the second button etc.

 Example

To use the CTRL+1 key combination, follow the instructions:

  1. Press the CTRL button on the keyboard and hold it.
  2. While holding the CTRL button press the 1 button on the keyboard.
  3. Release all buttons.

Outlined in the table below are some of the available shortcut keys and their definition.


Help

 

F1

Opens Solo on the Keyboard Help.

Navigation

 

ENTER

Navigates to the next step or activates a window element.

ESC

Navigates to the previous step.

TAB

Moves to the next window element. Example: hyperlink, text box and so forth.

SHIFT+TAB

Move to the previous window element.

Session

 

CTRL+BACKSPACE

Allow you to restart the exercise.

Statistics

 

CTRL+S

Open the Score section.

CTRL+1

In the Score section, open General Statistics.

CTRL+2

In the Score section, open Full Statistics.

CTRL+3

In the Score section, open Statistics on Sessions.

CTRL+4

In the Score section, open Calendar Statistics.