And I'm not the only one who's been bamboozled by how easy it is to activate that nuclear option. That's what I'm typically trying to do when I hit "Q" instead of "Tab" by mistake. It's infuriatingly close to Ctrl-Shift-Tab, a shortcut that shifts your focus back to the previous tab in your current window. Ctrl-Shift-Q, if you aren't familiar, is a native Chrome shortcut that closes every tab and window you have open without warning. I do - and I've lost count of the number of the times I've accidentally closed all my active Chrome tabs because I hit Ctrl-Shift-Q by mistake.
CTRL U CTRL F ANDROID
But if you carry an Android phone and also use a Windows computer - whether at work or at home - there's a decent chance you use Chrome on the desktop, too.
It's actually related to Chrome for Windows. Unlock Special.All right, Android fans: Today's tip is for you. Toggle Text Marking Mode: Ctrl + Shift +M Switch To Next Layout (toggle between the Default layout and Results On Top layout of the translation editor): F11 Switch from the source side to the target side and vice versa: Tab Spelling (invoke the Spelling dialog): F7 Show the translation editor with the Translation results pane on top: Ctrl + Alt +2 Show the translation editor in the classic layout, with the Translation results pane on the right: Ctrl + Alt +1 Select All Segments (both on the source and the target side): Ctrl + Shift +A Search In Source Or Target: Ctrl + Shift +F
Scan Segment (if Automatically scan segments is not enabled in the Automatic lookup and insertion dialog): F3 Revert To Earlier Version: Ctrl + Shift +E Replace.(opens Quick find with the replace options): Ctrl +H Overwrite the target side of the current segment in the translation grid with the target text displayed in the target text field of the Concordance dialog: Alt +I Navigate up in the Translation results pane: Ctrl +Up arrow Navigate through the open tabs: Ctrl +Tab Move selected text right by one word: Ctrl + Shift +N Move selected text left by one word: Ctrl + Shift +B Move up in the Translation results pane: Ctrl +Up arrow Move down in the Translation results pane: Ctrl +Down arrow Look Up Term (invoke the Look up term dialog): Ctrl +P Lock/Unlock Several Segments At Once: Ctrl +L
(set the status of segments of the selected type to locked): Ctrl + Alt +L Insert the target alternative of the hit corresponding to the number on the Translation results pane into the current target segment of the translation (can be used only for the first 9 hits): Ctrl + Insert Non-breaking Space: Ctrl + Shift +E Goto Next Settings (invoke the Go to Next Segment dialog and specify the segment types to jump to when pressing Ctrl+G): Ctrl + Shift +G Goto Next (go through the segment types you specify under Goto Next Settings): Ctrl +G
CTRL U CTRL F UPDATE
To learn more about the translation editor: See its Help page.Īdvanced find and replace: Ctrl +F, Ctrl +F or Ctrl +H, Ctrl +H (press twice)Ĭlose Active Document (without opening another one): Ctrl +F4Ĭopy (copy text to the clipboard without cutting it): Ctrl +CĬonfirm (store the source segment and the target segment in the primary translation memory (if there's any), and set the segment's status to confirmed): Ctrl +EnterĬonfirm and Update Rows (invoke the Confirm and update rows dialog).: Ctrl + Shift +UĬonfirm Without Update (without storing the source segment and the target segment in the primary translation memory): Ctrl + Shift +rĬopy Selection To Target: Ctrl + Shift +Tĭirectly edit the resource entry highlighted in the Translation results pane: Ctrl + Alt + Enterĭisplay All Hits/Display Filtered Hits (switch between full and filtered lists in the Translation results pane of the translation editor): Ctrl + Shift +DĮdit Warnings (invoke a pop-up window where you can see the list of warnings belonging to the segment and set them to ignore): Ctrl +Wįilter for selected text – or turn off filtering if it is already on: Ctrl + Shift +Fįind.
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