Navigating Without A Mouse; Use Details View; Window Panes; Mouse Click Substitutions - Inter-Tel AXXESS Manual

H. NAVIGATING WITHOUT A MOUSE
10.44 For those times when a mouse is not available, or if you simply prefer to use keyboard
commands, the information presented here can be used to navigate the programming window
and perform those commands normally associated with the mouse.

Use Details View

10.45 If you haven't already done so, make sure that you are in Details View. This insures that
all the necessary information is shown in the programming windows. To make sure that your
machine is set up in this way, press
ify Details View.

Window Panes

10.46 The programming window is divided into two panes. The left pane is a list of folders,
while the right pane is a list of folders and files. In relation to System programming, the left
side of the screen (left pane) may be thought of as the "programming areas" (like Station Pro-
gramming, Hunt Group Programming, etc.). The right pane contains the individual components
(Specific Stations and Specific Hunt Groups).

Mouse Click Substitutions

10.47 The movement of the programming focus—that part of the screen where you want to
make changes—is primarily controlled by the arrow keys and by the
keys. These keys move the programming focus right and left, respectively. In addition, you
need to know that
of a double-click.
•
Arrow Keys: With the highlight in the left pane, you can navigate using the arrow keys.
Note that placing the highlight on any item on the left pane automatically shows the
contents of that item in the right pane, whenever applicable. For example, place the
highlight on "System" in the left pane and the computer shows the contents of the sys-
tem in the right pane: Cabinets, Devices and Feature Codes, Flags, etc. At this point, the
programming focus is on the words "System" in the left pane. It is highlighted and there
is a dashed line around the words. This is the programming focus. It is possible to have
more than one highlight on the screen at one time, but there can only be a single focus.
•
Expand (+) and Collapse (-): If the item in the left pane is expandable (which is indi-
cated by a small "+" sign to the left of the item), it is possible to expand it to show all of
its contents in the left pane, by pressing the plus (
that the numeric keypad must be used for this function. Likewise, to collapse an
expanded left pane list (indicated by a small "-" sign to the left of the item), press the
minus (
•
Tab/Shift to Change Focus Between Panes: To shift the programming focus between
the left pane and the right pane, use
use
a.
b.

Navigating Without a Mouse

®
INTER-TEL
ALT+V
takes the place of a single click, and
ENTER
) button on the numeric keypad.
-
. To practice using these keys, do the following:
CTRL+ENTER
Place the highlight on System in the left pane. The contents of System appear on
the right.
To select Devices and Feature Codes for programming, press
down arrow key. The highlight in the right pane will move down to Devices and
Feature Codes. To move from the right pane to the left pane, use
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to drop down the View menu. Then press
CTRL+ENTER
) key on the numeric keypad. Note
+
and/or the
TAB SHIFT+TAB
Programming
to spec-
D
and
TAB SHIFT+TAB
takes the place
key. To select items,
. Then press the
TAB
.
SHIFT+TAB
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