Reference: Script Editor Program
Script Edit Window
The following special keyboard sequences are available when editing a script. This is in addition to such standard keys as Del, Page Up, Page Down, etc.: :
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Ctrl-A |
Select the entire script |
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Ctrl-C |
Copy the selected text to the clipboard |
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Ctrl-F |
Find text |
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Ctrl-G |
Go to line number |
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Ctrl-H |
Replace text |
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Ctrl-L |
Select the current line |
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Ctrl-N |
Open a new script |
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Ctrl-O |
Open an existing script |
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Ctrl-P |
Print a script |
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Ctrl-S |
Save a script |
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Ctrl-V |
Paste from the clipboard |
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Ctrl-W |
Show the list of script windows |
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Ctrl-X |
Cut the selected text to the clipboard |
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Ctrl-Y |
Redo a previous keystroke |
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Ctrl-Z |
Undo the last keystroke |
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Ctrl-F4 |
Close the script |
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F5 |
Activate the previous tab |
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F6 |
Activate the next tab |
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F9 |
Insert a template |
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F10 |
Compile the script |
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F11 |
Run the script |
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F12 |
Schedule the script |
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Up or Down Arrow |
Extend the selected text up or down by one line |
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10 key pad minus |
Cut the selected text to the clipboard |
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10 key pad plus |
Copy the selected text to the clipboard |
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Esc |
Clear the current selection |
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Shift-Tab |
Moves the selection (or current line) one tab stop left |
The minus and plus keys on the 10 key pad operate on the current line if there is no marked text.