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Tutorial
The Tab Order of the Buttons.
Tab Order
All Windows programs can be operated without the mouse. This is how: Press the tab key (top far left on your PC keyboard above the caps-lock key). You will see that the "input focus" has moved to the first operation element (i.e.: button). If you press the tab key again, the focus moves on to the next operation element and so on. You can tell that a Windows button is in focus by the black frame which surrounds it. This input focus follows a sequence which is called the tab order. Hit the return key when a button is in focus and its action is activated (e.g. a program is started).
Setting the tab order
- Click in the menu window with the right mouse key and then select "Tab Order" from the pop-up menu.
- You will now see a red square displaying its tab order number in each of the buttons.
- Now click on each button with the left mouse key in turn to set its tab order.
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Tab order before the sequence is set. |
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Set the tab order by clicking on each button in turn according to your own sequence. |
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