MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific

For example, assume you have a spreadsheet with a region whose
boundaries are row 1 at column A and row 9 at column N. It also has a
second region with boundaries of row 10 at column C and row 14 at
column D. Both regions are on worksheet 1. To define row 1 as the row
containing column headers for the cells in the first region, you would
assign the following name to cell A1: ColumnTitleRegion1.A1.N9.1. To
define row 9 as the row containing column headers for the cells in the
second region, you would assign the following name to cell C10:
ColumnTitleRegion2.C10.D14.1.
MAGic and Microsoft Internet Explorer
MAGic has shortcut keys to help you use Internet Explorer without
relying on the mouse to access certain features. The information in this
section has been verified for Internet Explorer 6 or later. The level of
support MAGic provides for other versions of this product may vary.
MAGic Keystrokes for Internet Explorer
Select a Link MAGic Key+F7 or INSERT+F7
Select a Form Field MAGic Key+F5 or INSERT+F5
Select a Link
Use MAGic Key+F7 or INSERT+F7. Opens a dialog box containing a list
of the links present in the page. You can then select a link by using the
arrow keys or the first letter of the link. Press ENTER to open the
selected link.
Select Form Field
Use INSERT+F5. Displays a list of all form fields on the page. You can
then select a field by using the arrow keys or the first letter of the form
field name. Press ENTER to move to the selected form field.
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