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In CT Summation iBlaze systems, different keystrokes are available Alt+A Add new note
depending on the view in focus (e.g. Case Explorer, Imaging, Alt+B Previous Notes
Database). This document lists keystrokes by the views they apply
Alt+E Edit note
to. For additional keystroke tips, see the online help system.
Alt+G Next Note
Ctrl+D Copy excerpt into new note Ctrl+H Toggle Mark/Unmark HotFact
Ctrl+B Toggle show/hide Bates stamp Search Operator Abreviation or Usage in Intelli-Parse
Ctrl+L Load DII file
Equal to EQ OR = OR eq
Ctrl+P Print Image Document
Ctrl+R Print Current Page/Image Not equal to NE OR ne
F Fit Image In Window Greater or equal to GE or ge
F2 Toggle edit/display markups
Less or equal to LE OR le
F7 Prev Document
F8 Next Document Greater than GT OR > OR gt
F12 Next Transcript Slideshow Image
Less than LT OR < OR lt
L 90 Degrees Left
Zoom out Between Between...and
Minus Sign (-)
Page Down Next page in a multi-page document Exists EXISTS OR exists
Page Up Previous page in a multi-page document
Fails FAILS OR fails
Plus Sign (+) Zoom in
R 90 Degrees Right
Shft+Alt+Ctrl+C Returns number of markups or the current
image Search Operators (Note, Text, Multi-Entry Fields)
Shft+F12 Previous Transcript Slideshow Image Search Operator Abbreviation or Usage in Intelli-Parse
Shft+H Toggle show/hide markups
Contains CONTAINS OR CON
W Wide Mode
Begins with EQ [beginning letters of the search term]*
OR = [beginning letters of search term]*
Search String Format Examples or eq [beginning letters of search term]*
(DDB Field) (Search Operator) (Search Term) Ends with EQ [ending letters of the search term]*
Doctype CON Letter OR = [ending letters of the search term]*
Docid EQ BDJ001 OR eq [ending letters of search term]*
Search Connectors
Connector Definition
Restricts searches to multiple phrases or terms that relate to each other. * = wildcard
& or AND
* Represents any number of characters and can be used before or after a search term.
Sets off phrases when combining AND and OR searches and denotes precedence of search terms or a
()
relationship between search terms.