On-Screen Button and Editing Shortcuts

From the keyboard, you can activate on-screen buttons such as (OK) or (X) and access application editing functions. Refer to the following table for the appropriate keyboard shortcut.

On-Screen Button or Editing Function

 

Shortcut

Generate an ESC

 

<Fn>–<Tab>

Turns on NumLock mode

 

<Fn>–<CapsLock>

Send (simulates a screen tap on Send)

 

<Fn>–<G>

OK

 

<Fn>–<Enter>

Close a window or application

 

<Fn>–<N>

New item

 

<Ctrl>–<N> or <Fn>–<Q>

Select all

 

<Ctrl>–<A>

Undo last action

 

<Ctrl>–<Z>

Cut selected text

 

<Ctrl>–<X>

Copy selected text

 

<Ctrl>–<C>

Paste cut or copied text

 

<Ctrl>–<V>

Emulate left Softkey (where applicable)

 

<Fn>–<Left Spacebar>

Emulate right Softkey (where applicable)

 

<Fn>–<Right Spacebar>

Launching and Navigating Applications

To launch software applications and navigate among them, refer to the following table:

Action

 

Shortcut

Start Phone call (where applicable)

 

<Fn>+<D>

End Phone call (where applicable)

 

<Fn>+<F>

Launch Today screen

 

<Fn>–<J>

Access Programs screen

 

<Fn>–<K>

Access Settings screen

 

<Fn>–<M>

Launch Calendar

 

Top Application Key

Launch Contacts

 

Second Application Key

Launch Inbox

 

Third Application Key

Launch Internet Explorer

 

Bottom Application Key

Launch up to 10 user selected applications (refer to

 

<Fn>–<number>

“Hot-Key tab” section for more information)

 

 

 

Toggle among open and recently used programs.

 

<Alt>–<Tab> (Hold the Alt

 

 

key and hit the Tab key until

 

 

the program you want is

 

 

selected, then release keys

 

 

to make it active)

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