Shortcut keys are keys or key combinations that are provided as a quick and alternative way to access frequently performed actions. The following shortcut keys can be used in Oracle Policy Modeling to insert styles or perform functions:
| Shortcut Key | Function/Navigation |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+N | New Project |
| Ctrl+O | Open Project |
| Ctrl+S | Save Selected Item |
| Ctrl+Shift+S | Save All |
| Ctrl+F | Find Model Attribute |
| Ctrl+Shift+F | Find Document Attribute |
| Ctrl+Shift+B | Build |
| F5 | Build and Debug |
| Ctrl+F5 | Build and Run |
| Ctrl+Alt+B | Build Module |
| Ctrl+F4 | In the top right hand pane, closes the open tab |
| Ctrl+> | In the top right hand pane, cycles forwards between the open tabs |
| Ctrl+< | In the top right hand pane, cycles backwards between the open tabs |
| Ctrl+Tab | In the Attribute Editor, toggles between Common, Custom Properties and Decision Reports tabs. In the Summary Screen Editor and Question Screen Editor, toggles between Common and Custom Properties tabs. |
| Ctrl+F2 | In the Project Explorer, toggles between the Project Explorer tab and the Attribute Usage tab |
| Ctrl+F3 | In the Project Explorer, toggles between displaying the active tab (Project Explorer or Attribute Usage) and hiding the tab |
Access keys are provided for all menu items in Oracle Policy Modeling. Access keys are alphanumeric keys that are used with the Alt key to activate the menu controls. The access key is shown by the underlined character in the text label of the menu item. If the access keys are hidden by default, pressing the Alt key will activate them.
The application key is used to display the shortcut menu for the selected object in Oracle Policy Modeling. The application key is located between the Windows key and the Ctrl key on a standard keyboard. (If your keyboard does not have an application key, you can use Shift+F10 instead.)
| Shortcut key | Style/Function |
|---|---|
| Alt+R | Compiles the Oracle Policy Modeling document |
| Alt+1 | Heading style |
| Alt+2 | Heading 2 style |
| Alt+3 | Heading 3 style |
| Alt+B | Blank Line style |
| Alt+C | Conclusion style |
| Alt+F | Configuration style |
| Alt+L | Legend style |
| Alt+N | Rule Name style |
| Alt+F1 | Level 1 style |
| F2 | Level 2 style |
| F3 | Level 3 style |
| F4 | Level 4 style |
| F5 | Level 5 style |
| F9 | Ignore style |
| F10 | Commentary style |
| F7 | Inserts a shortcut rule |
| F11 | Decreases indent |
| F12 | Increases indent |
| Alt+D | Opens the Data Model Browser |
| Alt+G | Adds a variable attribute definition to the rulebase |
| Alt+I | Inserts an invisible operator |
| Alt+J | Opens the Attribute Editor |
| Alt+K | Strips hidden text |
| Alt+P | Opens the Rule Properties editor |
| Alt+S | Inserts a silent operator |
| Alt+Y | Show Oracle Policy Modeling styles in style area (Word 2003 and later) |
| Alt+Z | Inserts a rule table |
| Alt+F12 | Toggles comment |
| Shortcut key | Style/Function |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+Shift+C | Compiles the Oracle Policy Modeling document |
| Ctrl+Shift+W | Attribute Type Heading style |
| Ctrl+Shift+E | Attribute Text Heading style |
| Ctrl+Shift+T | Legend Key Heading style |
| Ctrl+Shift+S | Attribute Type style |
| Ctrl+Shift+D | Attribute Text style |
| Ctrl+Shift+G | Legend Key style |
| Ctrl+Shift+I | Conclusion Heading style |
| Ctrl+Shift+K | Conclusion style |
| Ctrl+Shift+Y | Condition Heading style |
| Ctrl+Shift+H | Condition style |
| Ctrl+Shift+L | Else style |
| Ctrl+Shift+M | Commentary style |
| Ctrl+Shift+V | Opens the Attribute Editor |
| Shortcut key | Style/Function |
|---|---|
| Arrow keys |
Moves the cursor, if there are no selected shapes; Moves selected shapes |
| Shift+Arrow keys | Jumps the cursor towards the next shape in that direction |
| Space |
Selects the shape/connection under the cursor; Clears the selection of shapes; In the Screens/Decisions/Flows tab, adds the selected screen/decision/flow to the screen flow |
| Ctrl+Arrow keys | Moves the cursor without moving any selected shapes |
| Alt+Arrow keys | Resizes the selected shape |
| Ctrl-Space | Toggles the selection of the shape/connection under the cursor |
| C | Starts or finishes drawing a connector from/to the shape under the cursor |
| Enter |
Finishes drawing a connector to the shape under the cursor; In the Screens/Decisions/Flows tab, adds the selected screen/decision/flow to the screen flow |
| / | Cycles the selection through the outgoing connectors of the shape under the cursor |
| F2 | Edits the condition text of the selected connector |
| Alt+R | Errors list |