View and edit the shortcut keys for the function in different
tabs.
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Enter shortcut key management page: .
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In the list, select one to be modified.
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Press the keys on your keyboard. Single key and a key combination are
supported.
Figure 1 Rules of Shortcut
Keys
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Modifier keys as Ctrl,
Alt, and Shift are
optional, while the X is required.
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The X could be one key of the following types: alphabet
keys, numeric keys, symbol keys such as !@#$%^&*(), function
keys from F1 to F12, and navigation keys as ↑↓←→.
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Check if the shortcut keys of function are updated in the list.
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Save the settings.
Note
When a shortcut key conflict occurs, the client handles it according to
the following two rules:
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Scope of Effect. The scope of a shortcut key refers
to the functional module or window where it takes effect. If the
scopes of the shortcut keys differ, the client responds to the
shortcut key according to the current focus (active window). If
the scopes are the same, the shortcut key priority rule is
applied.
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Priority. A shortcut key set later in time has higher priority.
If multiple shortcuts share the same scope, the client executes
the one with the highest priority.
If you want to restore to the default shortcut keys, click
Reset.