Accessibility features
Accessibility features help users who have a physical disability, such as restricted mobility or limited vision, to use information technology products.
Keyboard shortcuts
Standard Microsoft Windows navigation keys are used in addition to application-specific keys.
You can use keyboard shortcuts to navigate through the application and perform tasks. If you are using a screen reader, you might want to maximize your window so the keyboard shortcut table is expanded and accessible. You might want to turn on high contrast in your operating system so the lines in diagrams and charts in the application are more visible.
Note: The following keyboard shortcuts are based on US standard keyboards.
Action | Keyboard shortcut |
---|---|
Open the Application view | Alt+A |
Open the Model view | Alt+M |
Close the editor | Ctrl+W |
Go to the next editor | Ctrl+F6 |
Go to the previous editor | Ctrl+Shift+F6 |
Go to the next view | Ctrl+F7 |
Go to the previous view | Ctrl+Shift+F7 |
Save | Ctrl+S |
Save all | Ctrl+Shift+S |
Show key assistance | Ctrl+Shift+L |
Switch to the editor | Ctrl+Shift+E |
Open a context menu | Shift+F10 |
Navigate a menu | Up and Down arrows |
Activate a command on a menu or context menu | Enter |
Move to and select the next enabled menu item or context menu item | Down arrow |
Select the first enabled item in a submenu on a menu or context menu | Right arrow |
Move to and select the previous enabled menu item or context menu item | Up arrow |
Close an opened menu | Esc |
Select or clear a check box | Space bar |
Move to the next item in a dialog box or wizard | Tab |
Move to the previous item in a dialog box or wizard | Shift+Tab |
Move to the next choice in a drop-down list | Down arrow |
Move to the previous choice in a drop-down list | Up arrow |
Move to and select the next option button | Tab+Space bar |
Move to and select the previous option button | Shift+Tab+Space bar |
Open and display a drop-down list or menu | Alt+Down arrow |
Close an open drop-down list or menu | Alt+Up arrow or Esc |
Close a dialog box or wizard | Esc |
Invoke a selected drop-down item | Enter |
Apply the changes you made and close the dialog box or wizard | Tab to OK and press Enter |
Close the dialog box or wizard without applying or saving the changes you made | Esc |
Navigate between the tabs | Left and Right arrows or Tab or Shift+Tab |
Move the current tab to the right | Shift+Page Up |
Move the current tab to the left | Shift+Page Down |
Navigate from icon to icon in the toolbar | Left and right arrows |
Display members of a dimension in the cube viewer | Alt+Down arrow |
Select several rows or columns in the cube viewer | Ctrl+Down arrow |
Replace the existing dimension in the rows with the selected dimension | Ctrl+R |
Replace the existing dimension in the columns with the selected dimension | Ctrl+C |
Replace the existing dimension in the context with the selected dimension | Ctrl+T |
Automatically expand the members in the selected dimension | In the context menu for the selected dimension, Down arrow to the Expand to level command and select the level that you want to display |
Expand or collapse a parent in a dimension | Enter |
Refresh the model with the data on the server | F5 |
Exit the application | Alt+F4 |
IBM and accessibility
See the IBM® Accessibility Center (http://www.ibm.com/able) for more information about the commitment that IBM has to accessibility.