Function Keys
The function keys or F-keys on a computer keyboard, labelled F1 through F12, are keys that have a special function defined by the operating system, or by a currently running program.
On some smaller keyboards, including those on many laptop computers, the F-keys may have a dedicated function such as changing the brightness of the screen, the volume of the audio, or other device-specific functions. On these keyboards, there is typically a separate Fn key that you can hold down to indicate that you want to use the key as a standard Function key.
If your keyboard does not have a row of function keys, they are probably set up as secondary functions on other keys. Look for alternate labels on your keys, or consult your computer's manual for more information.
All TapeTrack List Windows have the following inbuilt Function Key functions.
| Function Key | Program | Function |
|---|---|---|
| F1 | All | Opens TapeTrack Documentation |
| F2 | TapeMaster | Adds or removes Warning (W) Flag from selected volumes |
| F3 | TapeMaster | Opens Search dialog in Customer tree |
| F3 | TapeMaster | Toggles Lock Flag on selected Volumes in the Inventory window |
| F4 | TapeMaster | Confirm selected Volumes |
| F5 | All | Refresh current window information |
See also:
Control Keys