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For example, one commonly used shortcut is ^z ^B (control-zb) for "zoom to featureadd a position (only) bookmark."
Changing Keyboard Commands
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- Choose File menu > Preferences.
- Click the Shortcuts tab.
- Click the action for which you want to establish a keyboard command.
- Click in the field labeled Type a shortcut and then type in a shortcut for the command you selected.
- Press the keys that you want to assign to the function you selected (for example, Ctrl-Shift-X).
- Note: You cannot use keystrokes that your operating system already uses, such as
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- Note: You cannot use keystrokes that your operating system already uses, such as
- Click the Apply this shortcut button to activate the new shortcut.
- Note: Your new keyboard shortcut(s) will be available after you close and re-launch IGB.
To clear keyboard commands:
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- Add Position Bookmark - ctrl B
- Copy Selected Residues to Clipboard - ctrl C
- Exit - ctrl QOpen
- Current Tab in New Window Refresh Data - ctrl NOpen Tabbed Panes in New Window R
- Select parent - ctrl TSelect parent - ctrl AA
- View Region in External View - ctrl U
- ZOOM_OUT_FULLY - ctrl 0
- Zoom to selected - ctrl Z
Note: Some action names that don't seem to have any function may appear. This ; this can happen if you have installed and then uninstalled some plugins, or if some actions have been renamed.
Keyboard Shortcut keys for zooming and scrolling the view will apply both in the main view and in the sliced view. The effect can be confusing when both views are visible in the same window at the same time. Opening the sliced view in a separate window can give more predictable shortcut behavior.
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