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\page mouse_and_keyboard_shortcuts_page Mouse and Keyboard Shortcuts
\tableofcontents
Fldigi has a bewildering number of keyboard and mouse shortcuts, some
of which may help make your particular style of operation more
efficient. You do not need to know them all to make effective use
of the program!
<br>
\section main_window Main window
<br>
\subsection text_input_fields Text input fields
<br>
Most text fields use a combination of CUA (PC) and Unix-style
keybindings. Text can be marked, copied, pasted, saved to a file
as well as transfer to other main panel controls. A right click
on any text control will open a context sensitive menu for that
particular control. A full list can be found on the
<a href="http://www.fltk.org/doc-1.1/Fl_Input.html">FLTK web site</a>
<br>
The received/transmitted text widgets use CUA key bindings with some
modifications:
\subsubsection rx_text RX text
This widget is read-only and ignores shortcuts that would modify its contents.
See \ref qso_log_book_page "logbook" for details on the Rx right click
popup menu system.
<br>
\subsubsection tx_text TX text
The text that has already been sent is protected, but can be deleted one
character at a time with the Backspace key. Right clicking on the Tx text
panel opens the following popup menu:
<br>
\image html menu-tx-popup.png "Fldigi Receiving Editing Tx text"
\image latex menu-tx-popup.png "Fldigi Receiving Editing Tx text" width=1.0in
<br>
\image html menu-tx-popup2.png "Fldigi Transmitting"
\image latex menu-tx-popup2.png "Fldigi Transmitting" width=1.0in
<br>
<ul>
<li>Transmit<br> put the program into the transmit operation</li><br>
<li>Receive<br>during a transmit or tune, end the transmit and restore
receive operation</li><br>
<li>Abort<br>during a transmit, receive without waiting for the modem to
finish sending</li><br>
<li>Send image<br>for MFSK only, send an image using MFSKpic mode</li><br>
<li>Clear<br>clear all of the text</li><br>
<li>Cut<br>delete the marked text (by left click drag over text)</li><br>
<li>Copy<br>copy the marked text to the clipboard</li><br>
<li>Paste<br>the clipboard text to the current text insertion point</li><br>
<li>Insert file<br>select a file from file browser to insert in text at
insertion point</li><br>
<li>Word wrap<br>turn word wrap on/off</li><br>
</ul>
The Tx panel is fully drag and drop aware. That means you can add a
file to the transmit text by simply opening up a file manager
(different for different OS and choice of desktop). Select the
file from the manager and then drag and drop it onto the Tx panel. The mouse
pointer will move the cursor insert point for the drop.
<br>
A number of additional shortcuts can be found in the
\ref keyboard_operation_page "Keyboard Operation" section.
\subsection waterfall_display Waterfall display
<br>
Most of fldigi's unusual shortcuts are specific to this widget.
<br>
\subsubsection waterfall_display_keyboard Waterfall display - Keyboard
<ul>
<li>Shift Left/Right - move the b/w marker by 1 Hz</li>
<li>Ctrl Left/Right - move the b/w marker by 10 Hz</li>
</ul>
\subsubsection waterfall_display_mouse Waterfall display - Mouse
<ul>
<li>Left click/drag - move the b/w marker to, and start decoding at
the cursor frequency</li>
<li>Right click/drag - as above, but return to previous position on
release</li>
<li>Middle click - toggle AFC</li>
<li>Ctrl-Left click - replay audio history at b/w marker position</li>
<li>Ctrl-Right click - replay at cursor frequency and return on
button release</li>
<li>Ctrl-Middle click copy the frequency under the cursor to
the currently selected (or first) channel in the PSK viewer, and
select the next channel</li>
<li>Shift-Left click/drag same as unmodified left click; no signal
search</li>
<li>Shift-Right click/drag likewise, with a return to the previous
frequency when the button is released, no signal search</li>
<li>Shift-mouse wheel - move the squelch slider</li>
<li>Scroll wheel usage is dependent upon the
configuration (see \ref ui_configuration_waterfall_controls_page "ConfigWaterfall")</li>
<ul>
<li>None - no mouse wheel activity in waterfall panel</li>
<li>AFC range or BW - adjust the AFC range/BW up/down</li>
<li>Squelch level - adjust the squelch level up/down</li>
<li>Modem carrier - adjust the audio tracking point +/- Hz increments</li>
<li>Modem - select modem type from a full rotary of available modems</li>
<li>Scroll - move the waterfall left/right in 100 Hz increments
(for 2x, 4x expanded waterfall view)</li>
<li>Ctrl-mouse wheel - change the AFC search width in PSK modes,
or the bandwidth in CW and FeldHell</li>
</ul>
<li>Ctrl-Alt-Left click on the mouse when the mouse pointer is
in the waterfall - if operating with flrig and a supported transceiver
such as the FT-950, will set the transceiver manual notch frequency to
the frequency under the mouse cursor. Repeat the Ctrl-Alt-Left click
to disengage the notch. Disengagement is not dependent on where the
cursor is on the waterfall, just that it be in the waterfall.</li>
</ul>
\subsubsection waterfall_store_button Waterfall "Store" button
<ul>
<li>Left click - Add a new item for the current frequency and modem</li>
<li>Shift-Left click - Delete all items</li>
<li>Middle click - Select last item in menu</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Right click - Pop up menu</li>
<ul>
<li>Left/right click - Select item (and switch to that
frequency/modem)</li>
<li>Shift-Left/right click Delete item</li>
<li>Middle click - Update (replace) item</li>
</ul>
</ul>
\subsubsection digiscope_display Digiscope display
<ul>
<li>Mouse wheel - Change AFC/BW, same as Ctrl-mouse wheel on the waterfall</li>
</ul>
\subsubsection rig_control_window Rig control window
There are some shortcuts in addition to those described in the \ref rig_control_page "Rig Control"
\subsubsection frequency_display Frequency display
<ul>
<li> Left/Right arrow key - change the frequency by one 1 Hz</li>
<li> Up/Down arrow key - change the frequency by 10 Hz </li>
</ul>
\subsubsection frequency_list Frequency list
<ul>
<li>Shift-Left click - delete the line under the cursor</li>
<li>Middle click - replace the line under the cursor with the current frequency/mode/modem</li>
</ul>
\subsubsection psk_viewer_window PSK viewer window
<ul>
<li>Besides the bindings mentioned in the \ref signal_browser_page "PSK Viewer"
section, there are mouse shortcuts to change the nominal frequency of a
viewer channel:</li>
<ul>
<li> Middle click copy the current waterfall b/w marker frequency
to the channel under the cursor, overwriting that channel's nominal
frequency</li>
<li>Right click - restore a channel's nominal frequency</li>
<li>Right click on Clear - as above, for all channels</li>
</ul>
</ul>
<br>
\ref mouse_and_keyboard_shortcuts_page "Return to Top of Page"
<br>
\ref main_page "Return to Main Page"
*/