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A keystroke command is a G2 command or operation that has been assigned to a keystroke. G2 assigns several default keystrokes to G2 commands or operations. These keystrokes use either the Alt or Control modifier keys. The table Default G2 Keystroke Commands lists all G2 system-defined keystrokes.

You can also use configurations to change G2's default keystroke assignments and to make new keystroke assignments. For more information, see Configuring Keystrokes.

Default G2 Keystroke Commands

Keystroke	Command
Global Keystrokes
Control + / Control + ? Help key	Display the help screen for G2's default keystroke commands.
Control + a	Abort (cancel) a command or operation.
Control + c	Refresh the display of this window.
Control + y	Display the G2 Login dialog.
Control + z	Pause the current KB.
Scale Workspace
Control + f	Display this workspace at full scale.
Alt + f	Display this workspace at normalized full scale (that is, one window unit = one workspace unit = one pixel).
Control + q	Display this workspace at one-sixteenth of its current scale (at one-fourth of the workspace's current x-axis scale and one-fourth of its current y-axis scale).
Control + 4	Display this workspace at four times its current scale.
Control + b	Display this workspace at 120 percent of its current scale.
Control + s	Display this workspace at 80 percent of its current scale.
Control + w	Display this workspace at 120 percent of its current horizontal scale.
Control + n	Display this workspace at 80 percent of its current horizontal scale.
Control + .	Display this workspace centered within its window, at full scale or the largest scale that makes the workspace completely visible, whichever is smaller.
Alt + .	Display this workspace at its maximum scale to fit within its window.
Move Workspace	Each keystroke lifts the workspace to the top, then does the following:
Control + o	Move this workspace so that its origin is at the center of its window.
Control + u (Up-arrow)	Move this workspace up by ten percent of the height of its window.
Control + d (Down-arrow)	Move this workspace down by ten percent of the height of its window.
Alt + u Alt +	Move this workspace up by one percent of the height of its window.
Alt + d Alt +	Move this workspace down by one percent of the height of its window.
Control + l (Left-arrow)	Move this workspace left by ten percent of the width of its window.
Control + r (Right-arrow)	Move this workspace right by ten percent of the width of its window.
Alt + l Alt +	Move this workspace left by one percent of the width of its window.
Alt + r Alt +	Move this workspace right by one percent of the width of its window.
Lift/Drop Workspace to Top/Bottom
Control + t	Lift this workspace to the top.
Control + v	Drop this workspace to the bottom.
Control + p	Drop the top workspace to the bottom.
Control + i	Lift the bottom workspace to the top.

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