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## 4. Shortcuts

Most menu action have one or more associated shortcut. The default shortcut is listed in the corresponding menu item. However there are additional shortcut that are listed below:

Main shortcut | Alternative | Meaning
| R | Resets the display (default zoom, maximises window)
| m | Maximizes the window
| r | Redraws the image (at the current zoom and pan)
`alt+c` | c | Closes the current image
`alt+shift+c` |  | Apply the default colourmap
`alt+d` |  | deletes the last entered group or point
`alt+shift+d` |  | delete all the points and groups
`alt+e` | e | Selects the `Edit` submenu
`alt+f` | f | Selects the `File` submenu
`control+g` |  | Toggle the `add point mode`
`alt+shift+g` |  | Turns the debugging messages on
`alt+h` | h | Selects the `Help` submenu
`alt+i` | i | Selects the `Image` submenu
`alt+k` | k or <spacebar> | Displays the next image in the list
`alt+shift+k` |  | Keeps the points when switching images
`alt+l` | i or Shift-<spacebar> | Displays the previous image in the list
`alt+n` | n | Returns to the default zoom factor
`alt+o` | o | Opens a new image
`alt+p` |  | Opens a new point file
`alt+shift+p` | p | saves the point file
`control+p` |  | append to a pointfile
`control+shift+p` |  | Prints the image
`alt+q` | q, Esc | Quits the application
`alt+z` |  | To enter the current zoom factor by hand
`alt+shift+z` |  | To enter the default zoom factor by hand
`alt+.` | . | Zooms in by 10%
`alt+,` | , | Zooms out by 10%
`alt+'` |  | Declare the present zoom factor as the default
`alt+>` | > | Zooms in by 100%
`alt+<` | < | Zooms out by 100%
`alt+[` | Insert, [ | Displays the next image plane (3D)
`alt+]` | Delete, ] | Displays the previous image plane (3D)
`alt+|` |  | Allows the user to select an image plane manually
`alt+{` | Home | Go to the next image sample
`alt+÷` | End | Go to the previous image sample
`alt+\` |  | Selects the sample by hand
| PageUp | Displays the next frame
| PageDown | Displays the previous frame
`?` |  | Displays the quick online help
`alt+?` |  | Invoke netscape on the HTML version of this document
... | ... | to be completed ...
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