Using Command Menu Shortcuts
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Command Menu Shortcuts give you access to common functions for a program. Many sophisticated programs include command menu shortcuts. For example, to copy a block of text in Documents to Go all you need to do is highlight it, swipe the silkscreen with a diagonal upstroke and write in the letter "c" and you have the block of text copied and waiting to be pasted. Want to learn how to do it? Read on!
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Step 1: To activate the Command Menu Bar for a program, draw a line (swipe) from the bottom left corner of the graffiti area to the top right corner (don’t start the swipe on the keyboard shortcut - "abc").
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Step 2: A dialogue box will briefly appear at the bottom of your screen. Select which function you wish to use for that file by tapping on its icon.
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Different menu bars with different functions will appear depending on the program as shown on the right. |
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But there's an even easier way to activate to a command menu shortcut (see the next page for details)
