Using General Keyboard Shortcuts

The following table lists and describes the supported general keyboard shortcuts.

Keyboard Shortcut	Description
<TAB>	This is the primary key used by all keyboard users to move from each control that can accept focus. Use <TAB> to select any actionable or field just like you can use the mouse to select any field on the page. For folder tabs, the <TAB> key will take you to a tab, and then you have to use other keys to select and navigate within that tab. For drop-down lists, the <TAB> key will take you to the list field, and then you have to use other keys to move through values and select values.
<SHIFT>+<TAB>	This keyboard combination works the same as <TAB>, except it works in the opposite direction. For example, it enables you to switch focus to the previous control or field, rather than the next control or field.
<SPACEBAR>	Use for: Selecting a tab Activating a button Selecting a check box Selecting a radio button that is not selected
<ENTER>	Use to: Press a button. Click a link. Select an item from a drop-down list.
<DOWN ARROW>	Use for: Moving through values in a drop-down list Selecting different values in a set of radio buttons Moving between different folder tabs
<UP ARROW>	Works the same as the <DOWN ARROW>, except it enables you to move in the opposite direction (previous instead of next).
<LEFT ARROW>	Works similar to the <UP ARROW>.
<RIGHT ARROW>	Works similar to the <UP ARROW>.
<HOME>	When in the context of tabs, sets focus to the first tab.
<CTRL>+<HOME>	Takes you to the very top of a page.