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Tab within an application.macOSOn Apple computers, the equivalent function is typically achieved with Command+W. MacOS users generally rely on Command key combinations rather than Ctrl key combinations.LinuxIn most Linux distributions, Ctrl+F4 functions similarly to Windows, but the behavior can vary depending on the desktop environment and application.When Ctrl+F4 Doesn’t Work as ExpectedThere are scenarios where Ctrl+F4 might not function as described:Application-specific overrides: Some applications reassign Ctrl + F4 for different functions based on their unique needs.Full-screen applications: When running games or certain full-screen applications, keyboard shortcuts may be intercepted for in-app functions.Remote desktop sessions: When using remote desktop connections, some keyboard shortcuts might be captured by the local system rather than being sent to the remote system.Virtual machines: Similar to remote sessions, shortcuts might be captured by either the host or guest operating system.ConclusionWhile Ctrl+F4 may seem like a minor shortcut, its ability to quickly close current windows or tabs while keeping applications running makes it an invaluable tool for efficient computer use. By understanding and regularly using Ctrl + F4 alongside other keyboard shortcuts, you can significantly enhance your productivity and create a smoother computing experience.Whether you’re a casual computer user or a power user handling multiple documents and applications simultaneously, mastering Ctrl + F4 is a simple yet effective step toward more efficient digital workflows. Next time you find yourself reaching for the mouse to close a document or tab, remember that Ctrl + F4 is just a keystroke away.READ NEXT:What does Ctrl+F5 do?What does Ctrl+Shift+F5 do?What does Alt+F9 do?What does Ctrl+= do?

To SWAP to alternate ISPF screen. (Only applicable when running under ISPF.) LDiff Alt-= (equals)Issues CBLe Macro LDIFF to compare the current view with the next in the ring. MakeCurr Ctrl-F6 Issues CBLe Macro MAKECURR to make the focus line the current line. MinorDo Alt-F6 Issues CBLe Macro BLOCK DOWN MINOR to place focus on the next line containing double asterisk/equals. MinorUp Alt-F5 Issues CBLe Macro BLOCK UP MINOR to place focus on the previous line containing double asterisk/equals. Prev Alt-F9 Issues FileKit MDIPREV command to place focus on the previous MDI window (e.g. edit view) in the ring. Reset Alt-U Issues CBLe RESET command to reset a marked line or box block. RetrieveFAlt-F12 Issues CBLe RETRIEVE + command to place previously issued commands at the command prompt. Sv Ctrl-S Issues CBLe Macro SV to update timestamp and level in the header of the current file and save it to disk. TagTog Ctrl-H Toggles highlighting of the focus line on and off. (Sets/unsets the LINEFLAG bit for tag.) Tof Ctrl-F7 Issues CBLe -*/DOWN commands to display top lines of the edited text. Trb Alt-T Issues CBLe Macro TRB to insert TRACE functions around a marked block in an edited REXX macro. TrbOff Ctrl-T Issues CBLe Macro TRB OFF to remove TRACE functions inserted by a previous invocation of TRB. WinMax Ctrl-+ (plus) Issues CBLe WINDOW MAXIMISE command to maximise the current edit view (CBLe child window.) WinMaxFr Ctrl-Num+ Issues CBLe WINDOW MAXIMISE FRAME command to maximise the current CBLe parent window. WinRes Ctrl-- (minus)Issues CBLe WINDOW RESTORE command to restore the current edit view (CBLe child window.) WinResFr Ctrl-Num- Issues CBLe WINDOW RESTORE FRAME command to restore the current CBLe parent window. 3270 Emulator Configuration FileKit takes advantage of features provided by certain 3270 emulator software packages. Configuration files, including

UPDATEFinally found what I think could be a replacement host for DropBox... 5GBfree.com.I have uploaded the lackeyCCG Plugin to this server as well as incorporated some slight changes.? ADDED : Cycle 04[c] [/c]? Voice of Isengard (Delux)[c] [/c]? The Ring Maker Cycle? CHANGED : New Keybindings? CHANGED : Removed the Truncated Button NamesApart from that it is pretty much the same as it ever was.[q][size=18]KeyBoard Functions[/size]You can set your own keyboard functions to anything you wish, by clicking PREFERENCES button and then clicking KEYBINDINGS. These are just what I use. Feel free to change ANY button but the F11!! and the F12.. if you change these you will break some of the scripting functions. Remember you can always update form the url at any time to reset everything to defaults.Keybindings in Lackey are pervasive across the application, so if you use "t" for take control, then every time you type "t" in the chat window it will trigger the hotkey. So I am using CTRL+T and CTRL+SHIFT+T to turn On and Off tokens. There is a bug in LackeyCCG at the moment that makes windows systems beep if you use ALT+t.... so for now it is SHIFT+T.. but will go back to ALT once the bug is fixed. (It may not be the app has not been updated since 2009)CRT+LEFT CLICK = Flip a CardHOLD SHIFT + MOUSE OVER (Peak at the other side of the card without flipping it)F1 = Refresh ALLF2 = Draw Card] = Next Phase (auto save each advanced phase)[ = Last PhaseF4 = Advance TurnF2 = Next TurnF3 = Draw 1 Card to HandF4 = Draw Quest CardF5 = Draw Encounter CardF6 = Draw Shadow CardF7 = Draw 2nd Encounter CardF8 = Draw 2nd Shadow CardF12 = Empty Hand - This moves the top card of your hand to the top of your draw deck. (do not change this keybinding!!)CRTL+T = Take Control of CardCTRL+R / CRT+SHIFT+R = Resource Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+W / CRT+SHIFT+W = Wound Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+P / CRT+SHIFT+P = Progress Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+A / CRT+SHIFT+A = Orange Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+S / CRT+SHIFT+S = Red Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+D / CRT+SHIFT+D = Purple Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+Z / CRT+SHIFT+Z = Blue Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+X / CRT+SHIFT+X = Yellow Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+C / CRT+SHIFT+C = Green Generic Token (Add / Remove)CTRL+ALT+1 = Toggle Draw Mode ON / OFFCTRL+ALT+2 = Clear Drawn MarkingsF10 = Roll 6 sided DiceF9 = Flip CoinF1 = Refresh (+Threat, Untap all and Draw 1 Card)- / + = Threat Add / RemoveCtrl + 1,3,5 = Peak 1, 3, 5 (Peak at the top 1, 3 or 5 cards of your own draw deck)Ctrl+SHIFT+1,3,5 = Scry 1, 3, 5 (Scry the top 1, 3 or 5 cards form the top of the 1st encounter deck)[size=18]How to install?[/size]? Install LackeyCCG - Open the applicatio and click the button at the top (send from teh far right) called "PLUGIN"? Copy this link

Version 3.3 Many functions that can be reached via the menu entry are listed directly in the menu. Underlined characters in the menu mark the shortcuts that can be reached by pressing the 'Alt’ + 'underlined character’ simultaneously.Depending on the window the keyboard shortcuts have different effects: Shortcut Window Effect Stage View Shift + Ctrl + right mouse :: Several combinations of camera movements while mouse button is pressed Ctrl+ left mouse :: Move or rotate object with left mouse button Esc :: Deselect objects Arrows or Page up-down :: Move camera or + 'Ctrl’ turn camera + 'Shift’ faster Middle mouse button- Mouse wheel :: Wheel menu on / off. If menu is on: - select entry via mouse wheel - 1…9…0 select menu entry - 'Space’ next menu entry- 'Shift + Space’ one menu entry back Ctrl + 1…9…0 All views Change to camera 1…9…0. If focus is in Stage View no 'Ctrl’ necessary Ctrl + Space :: Next camera. If focus is in Stage View no 'Ctrl’ necessary Ctrl + change camera with mouse :: No soft camera changing Shift + camera change :: Spanning windows will not change their camera Ctrl + Return :: Switch to fullscreen or leave fullscreen view

Tab. At the bottom of the dialog box is a Formula Language drop-down list that you use to set the default for all new formulas. The remainder of this chapter focuses largely on Crystal syntax, showing most examples in the Crystal Reports' original formula language. This choice has been made for two reasons: If you are using previous versions of Crystal Reports, most of this chapter will still apply to you. The Basic language is well documented in many other texts . Since this book is specific to Crystal Reports, language syntax that is specific to Crystal Reports is best documented here. Any examples or issues that are specific to Basic syntax will be so noted. Crystal Reports Formula Auto Complete If you develop computer programs in certain programming languages, or develop web pages with certain tools, you may be familiar with auto-completion, which will often anticipate what you are typing and complete portions of your code for you. Crystal Reports features a limited form of this technology as part of the Formula Editor. In addition to double-clicking functions in the group tree, you may begin typing portions of your formula directly in the formula text area of the Formula Editor. If you d like to choose from a list of possible formula functions you can use, press CTRL-SPACE. A list will appear with possible functions you can use. The list of functions you see in the drop-down list will be based on what you ve typed so far before pressing CTRL-SPACE ”if you ve typed enough letters to narrow down the list of available functions to a small group, only the few that fit will appear. If you type CTRL-SPACE with no characters typed beforehand, the whole list of Crystal Reports functions will appear in the drop-down list. And, if you have typed enough characters to narrow the available functions to just one, the drop-down list won t be displayed at all ”the complete function name will just be chosen for you. To choose a function from the drop-down list, use the DOWN ARROW key to choose the desired function and press SPACE or ENTER, or click on the desired function with your mouse. You may also just continue to type, narrowing down the list of available functions as you go. When you get to a single unique choice, the completed function name will be typed for you. Data

125g 100ft Range 3° FOV 125g --> $1,299.00 Flexible. Powerful. Endless Possibilities. Flexible. Powerful. Endless Possibilities. Meet CTRL.5 + CTRL.OS Meet CTRL.5 + CTRL.OS CTRL.5 finally brings a page-based operating system to a hand unit. Like SmallHD’s PageOS, CTRL.OS is built for focus pullers, camera technicians, and DITs. Customize control functions and data visibility via touchscreen and 11 programmable function buttons. Add unlimited digital marks, and instantly view focus and iris scale, rangefinder information, depth of field, and more. CTRL.5 finally brings a page-based operating system to a hand unit. Like SmallHD’s PageOS, CTRL.OS is built for focus pullers, camera technicians, and DITs. Customize control functions and data visibility via touchscreen and 11 programmable function buttons. Add unlimited digital marks, and instantly view focus and iris scale, rangefinder information, depth of field, and more. A high-readability display for clearer text and brighter images, delivering faster recognition of key data when you need it most. Personalize your setup and streamline your workflow with 11 programmable tactile buttons and intuitive touchscreen UI. Quickly edit, adjust, and delete digital focus marks on the fly. Create and store your lens library. Automatically calculates depth of field, hyperfocal distance, and more, saving time on set. Enhanced Information Visibility A high-readability display for clearer text and brighter images, delivering faster recognition of key data when you need it most. Customizable Interface Personalize your setup and streamline your workflow with 11 programmable tactile buttons and intuitive touchscreen UI. Unlimited Focus Marks Quickly edit, adjust, and delete digital focus marks on the fly. Enhanced Lens Mapping Create and store your lens library. --> Automated Workflows Automatically calculates depth of field, hyperfocal distance, and more, saving time on set. Coming soon More Features and Functionality More Features and Functionality Additional CTRL.5 integrations and control interfaces are continuously added to