Reference Guide: 11.4 Other Shortcuts

Reference Guide: 11.4 Other Shortcuts

  • CMD K
 : Import Audio File(s)
  • CMD L
 : Copy All Text
  • CMD Shift E
 : Push Text
  • CMD Shift O
 : Start / Stop Speaking
  • CMD Alt Left-Arrow
 : Move Focus to pane on Left
  • CMD Alt Right-Arrow
 : Move Focus to pane on Right
  • CMD Alt Shift C
 : Screen Capture
  • CMD Up Arrow
 : (Image Pane) drag slides up
  • CMD Down Arrow
 : (Image Pane) drag slides down
  • CMD Alt Enter
 : Full Screen Mode
  • CMD Left-Mouse-Click
 : Paste (Image Pane only)

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