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32 Part AKeyboard shortcuts<strong>BSL</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> 3.7.3 and up is Section 508 Compliant; contact BIOPAC for a detailed Compliance Statement.See also: Appendix I - Accelerator Keys, page 6301Menu ItemShortcutFile menuNewCtrl-NOpenCtrl-OCloseCtrl-WSaveCtrl-SPrintCtrl-PQuitCtrl-QEdit menuUndoCtrl-Z (only shows when applicable)CutCtrl-XCopyCtrl-CPasteCtrl-VClearDeleteDuplicate waveformno shortcutSelect allno shortcutJournal>Paste Measurement Ctrl-MJournal>Paste Wave Data Ctrl-DTransform menuFind PeakCtrl-FFind Next PeakCtrl-EFind All PeaksCtrl-RFind RateCtrl-ADisplay menuZoom BackCtrl-minus (works up to 5 times)Zoom ForwardCtrl-plus (works up to 5 times)Cursor Style: ArrowCtrl-BCursor Style: I-beamCtrl-ICursor Style: ZoomCtrl-GMP UNIT menuAutoPlottingCtrl-T (toggles)Miscellaneous FunctionsInsert MarkerWindows: F9Mac: EscMove markernot availableStart/Stop acquisitionAlt-spacebar (toggles)Stop plot: Windows only EscZoom outAlt-click (when Zoom selected)Visit the online support center at www.biopac.com
Introduction 33Right-click ShortcutsClick the right mouse button in the designated window to generate the following shortcuts:If the Graph window is active:If the Journal window is active:In the menu bar region, to show/hide the Toolbars:By clicking on the horizontal scale, to change the “Update screen interval” setting:
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