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Using keyboard shortcuts to navigate MATLAB® can increase productivity and is useful in situations where using a mouse is not an option.This table describes the actions and related keyboard shortcuts useful for navigating MATLAB without a mouse.ActionKeyboard ShortcutMove to the next visible panel.Ctrl+TabMove to the previous visible panel.Ctrl+Shift+TabMove to the next tab in a panel.Ctrl+Page DownMove to the previous tab in a panel.Ctrl+Page UpMake an open tool the active tool.Command Window: Ctrl+0Command History: Ctrl+1Current Folder: Ctrl+2Workspace: Ctrl+3Profiler: Ctrl+4Figure Palette: Ctrl+6Plot Browser: Ctrl+7Property Editor: Ctrl+8Editor: Ctrl+Shift+0Figures: Ctrl+Shift+1Web browser: Ctrl+Shift+2Variables Editor: Ctrl+Shift+3Comparison Tool: Ctrl+Shift+4Help browser: Ctrl+Shift+5On macOS systems, use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.Show access keys for the toolstrip.AltNot supported on macOS systems.Open a toolstrip tab and show access keys for the toolstrip.Alt+For example, pressing Alt followed by H accesses the Home tab and displays access keys for the features available on that tab.Not supported on macOS systems.You cannot customize most of these shortcuts. For information about customizable keyboard shortcuts and how to view and modify them, see Customize Keyboard Shortcuts.MATLAB OnlineMATLAB Online provides access to MATLAB from a standard web browser. Because MATLAB Online™ runs in a browser, navigation using the keyboard is slightly different. This table describes the actions and related keyboard shortcuts useful for navigating MATLAB Online without a mouse.ActionKeyboard ShortcutMove forward through the different areas of the MATLAB Online desktop, including the toolstrip, Current Folder toolbar, Current Folder browser, Workspace browser, and Command Window.Ctrl+F6On macOS systems, use Command+F6 instead.Move backward through the different areas of the MATLAB Online desktop, including the toolstrip, Current Folder toolbar, Current Folder browser, Workspace browser, and Command Window.Ctrl+Shift+F6On macOS systems, use Command+Shift+F6 instead.Move into a tool, for example, into the current toolstrip tab.TabMove between controls within a tool, for example, between toolstrip tabs or between the items on a toolstrip tab.Up/Down Arrow, Left/Right ArrowClose controls within a tool, for example, documents in the Editor and Live Editor.DeleteOpen context menu.Shift+F10Not supported on macOS systems.Show access keys for the toolstrip.AltNot supported on macOS systems.Open a toolstrip tab and show access keys for the toolstrip.Alt+For example, pressing Alt followed by H accesses the Home tab and displays access keys for the features available on that tab.Not supported on macOS systems.Display a compact list of keyboard shortcuts.Ctrl+/Customizing shortcuts is not supported in MATLAB Online.Additional Keyboard ShortcutsIn addition to navigation, keyboard shortcuts are useful for accessing other frequently used actions in MATLAB. This table describes several of these actions and their related keyboard shortcuts. For additional keyboard shortcuts, see the documentation for a specific tool or feature.ActionKeyboard ShortcutCancel the current action.Esc (escape)For example, if you click the name of the menu, the whole menu appears. Pressing Esc hides the menu again.In the Function Browser, pressing Esc up to three times has the following effects: Dismiss the search history.Clear the search field.Close the Function Browser.Interrupt MATLAB execution.Ctrl+COn Windows® and Linux® systems, you also can use Ctrl+Break. On macOS systems, you also can use Command+. (period).You cannot customize these shortcuts. For information about customizable keyboard shortcuts and

Location bar so you can immediately start typing a new search or website address. Read our in-depth guide to shared web browser keyboard shortcuts for many more shortcuts. Chrome OS also supports standard text-editing keyboard shortcuts other operating systems support. For example, you can press Ctrl+Backspace to delete the previous word, use Ctrl+Z to undo, and use the standard Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C, and Ctrl+V shortcuts to Cut, Copy and Paste. Consult our in-depth guide to text-editing keyboard shortcuts for more shortcuts. The Ultimate Keyboard Shortcut Press Ctrl+Alt+? (or Ctrl+Alt+/ ) to open a keyboard shortcut cheat sheet at any time. This cheat sheet allows you to view all your Chromebook's keyboard shortcuts. Whether you're looking up a keyboard shortcut you forgot, you want to master all the keyboard shortcuts, or you're just curious, this overlay will help you master those keyboard shortcuts. Chrome OS doesn't allow you to create custom keyboard shortcuts for most of these actions. You can still create custom keyboard shortcuts for extensions or use an extension to create custom keyboard shortcuts for browser actions.

NOTE: Shortcuts are not supported on devices running Android 8.x Oreo or higher. OverviewThe Shortcut Utility is a Windows tool that quickly creates shortcuts for Enterprise Browser apps for Android or Windows Mobile/CE and can deploy them directly to devices. From a single screen, the tool can create and deploy multiple shortcuts, each with a unique name, startpage URL and Config.xml file, if desired. Shortcuts for different platforms can be created at one time and easily deployed en masse to their respective platforms using a Mobile Device Management (MDM) system. Shortcuts are small files that launch an application with a set of specific settings contained in the shortcut file. Depending on the app, some shortcuts can even invoke some of the app's functions, such as the phone dialer or sound recorder. On Enterprise Browser, each shortcut can contain a separate start page for the app and can also link to a custom config.xml file with as many runtime settings as required. On devices running Android, different EB shortcuts can have different icons. The Shortcut Utility was introduced with Enterprise Browser 1.3. As of version EB 1.8, there are separate versions of the utility for targeting devices running Android and Windows Mobile/CE. IMPORTANT: This tool relies on settings in Config.xml, a device-resident file that controls all runtime settings for Enterprise Browser. For help editing Config.xml files, please refer to the Config Editor utility guide and the Config.xml Reference. PrerequisitesThe following are required for using the Shortcut Utility: Windows development hostZebra Enterprise Browser 1.3 or higherUSB driver for targeting Zebra devicesAndroid Debug Bridge (if targeting Android devices)Microsoft ActiveSync (if targeting Windows Mobile/CE devices)The Shortcut Utility is included with Zebra Enterprise Browser 1.3. If you don't already have EB 1.3, please install Enterprise Browser, then resume from here. Procedure SummaryUse these instructions only after installing Enterprise Browser. Select and launch the platform-specific utility (Android or Windows Mobile/CE).Select Default or Custom Config.xml (if Custom, navigate to the file).Enter a name for the shortcut.Specify a start page (fully qualified path or URL).Select an icon for your shortcut (Android only).Click Add to List to store settings and create another, if desired. Click Save Shortcut to save all shortcut settings for later retrieval.Click Push to Device to deploy (via ADB or ActiveSync).Launch Enterprise Browser to create shortcut(s) on device.** Shortcut creation behavior is determined by the tag in the Config.xml file on the target device. This tag must be configured prior to shortcut deployment.Using Shortcut UtilityLaunch the target-specific "Shortcuts Utility" from the corresponding Enterprise Browser folder of the Windows Start Menu, as below:A Shortcut Utility window appears similar to the ones below, depending on the target platform: Create shortcut(s)Select the platform (Android or Windows Mobile/CE) to be targeted by the shortcut and launch the corresponding utility.Select Default or Custom for the Config.xml to be used with the shortcut (selecting Custom will cause the Startpage field to change to a navigation box).Enter a name for the shortcut.Specify a start page. Must be a fully qualified local path using

Components MUST be deployed by the MDM in the following order:MDM Deployment Ordera. Deploy the desired .apk or .cab file to the device.b. Unpackage the .apk or .cab file on the device. This will generate the Enteprise Browser directory structure on the device and create a default Config.xml file. c. Deploy Config.xml modified in step 3 to its original location (as below) on the target device (replacing the default Config.xml file generated in step b). Location of Config.xml file:Android: /Android/data/com.symbol.enterprisebrowser/WM/CE \Program Files\EnterpriseBrowser\Config\DO NOT deploy to removeable storage. d. Copy directory structure (in the red box) to the target device: Android: /EnterpriseBrowserShortcutFiles/ WM/CE: \Application\EnterpriseBrowserShortcutFiles\ DO NOT deploy to removeable storage. e. Launch Enterprise Browser on the device to create shortcut(s).Shortcut icons will be visible to the user in the device's main application area or menu. From a system perspective, shortcut files are stored this way: Android: shortcut files are not exposed to the end-user.Windows Mobile: .lnk files are deployed in the \​Windows\StartMenu\Programs directory and named after the shortcut. Windows CE: .lnk files are deployed in \​Windows\Programs and \​Windows\Desktop directories and named after the shortcut.Notes:File structure must be replicated exactly for proper shortcut operation.Shortcut files for all platforms (Android, WM, CE) are copied to the device. When created on the device, shortcuts for other platforms are ignored.Automatically generated shortcut files and folders must not be modified by hand. Customizing shortcut data files manually could result in unknown failures.To change shortcut settings, use the Shortcut Utility and redeploy. Existing shortcuts on target device(s) will be overwritten when redeployed. TroubleshootingThe Shortcut Utility communicates with Android devices via ADB (USB only) and with Windows Mobile/CE devices through Mobile Device Center (or ActiveSync on WinXP) over USB or Bluetooth. If you're seeing a message like the one below or having other communication-related issues, please refer to the Connections section of the Enterprise Browser installation guide. Config.xmlIf shortcuts are being deployed to the device but not showing up, check the Config.xml to ensure that the tag has a value or 1 or 2. On-device shortcut creation is determined by this setting, and behavior thereafter depends which value is selected. Available options: 0= create no shortcuts (default)1= check for and create new shortcuts at every launch2= check for and create new shortcuts only at initial launchPlatform NotesWindows Mobile/CEWindows Mobile/CE shortcut (.lnk) files launch the Enterprise Browser runtime with startup options that override EB's default settings. A text editor such as Notepad on Windows CE can be used to create shortcuts. It's also possible to use the File menu in Platform Builder (New Project or File, Text File type). Edit the file for command line parameters and save it to \Windows\Start Menu on Windows Mobile, or \Windows\Programs for Windows CE. This will put the shortcut at the top level in the Start Menu.The Enterprise Browser installation path on Windows Mobile/CE devices:\Program Files\Enterprise BrowserThe path to the executable: \Program Files\Enterprise Browser\EnterpriseBrowser.exeThe shortcut file supports the following command line parameters:/C: specifies the location of the configuration file for the Enterprise Browser