August 2005
Beginner to intermediate
130 pages
2h 30m
English
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Window Commands
- Activate Editor [F12]
Window → Navigation → Activate Editor
- Close All Perspectives [No key binding]
Window → Close All Perspectives
- Close Perspective [No key binding]
Window → Close Perspective
- Customize Perspective [No key binding]
Window → Customize Perspective…
- Hide Editors [No key binding]
(No menu)
- Lock the Toolbars [No key binding]
(No menu)
- Maximize Active View or Editor [Ctrl+M]
Window → Navigation → Maximize Active View or Editor
- Minimize Active View or Editor [No key binding]
Window → Navigation → Minimize Active View or Editor
- New Editor [No key binding]
Window → New Editor
- New Window [No key binding]
Window → New Window
- Next Editor [Ctrl+F6]
Window → Navigation → Next Editor
- Next Perspective [Ctrl+F8]
Window → Navigation → Next Perspective
- Next View [Ctrl+F7]
Window → Navigation → Next View
- Open Editor Drop Down [Ctrl+E]
Window → Navigation → Switch to Editor…
- Pin Editor [No key binding]
(Available on editor system menu)
- Preferences [No key binding]
Window → Preferences…
- Previous Editor [Ctrl+Shift+F6]
Window → Navigation → Previous Editor
- Previous Perspective [Ctrl+Shift+F8]
Window → Navigation → Previous Perspective
- Previous View [Ctrl+Shift+F7]
Window → Navigation → Previous View
- Reset Perspective [No key binding]
Window → Reset Perspective
- Save Perspective As [No key binding]
Window → Save Perspective As…
- Show Key Assist [Ctrl+Shift+L]
Help → Key Assist…
- Show Ruler Context Menu [Ctrl+F10]
(No menu)
- Show Selected Element Only [No key binding]
(No menu)
- Show System Menu [Alt+–]
Window → Navigation ...
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