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Here are some keyboard shortcuts available when a hardware -keyboard is present. If you're using a phone where the main input -type is a virtual keyboard, please see the VirtualKeyboard help topic. -

Note: the side that shift, alt, -slash, and tab uses can be changed in -preferences between left, right, and disabled.

Control key (CTRL)

Pressing once on the trackball will toggle on - control for the next character typed. The cursor will - indicate this state with a < symbol. Note that pressing the - trackball again will send an escape key.

Escape (ESC)

Pressing twice on the trackball will send escape - key. Note that some other terminal emulators map pressing ALT-key - to escape + key.

Shift

Pressing the shift (up arrow) - key once will make the next key typed its uppercase variant according - to the keyboard layout. This state is indicated with an outline of a - triangle on the top of the cursor. Pressing it twice will turn on shift - lock which is indicated by a solid triangle on the top of the cursor.

Pressing the Alt key once - will make the next key typed its symbol as indicated on the keyboard. - This state is indicated with the outline of a triangle on the bottom of - the cursor. Pressing it twice will turn on alt lock - which is indicated by a solid triangle on the bottom of the cursor.

Slash (opposite side Alt)

The opposite side alt key can - be used as a shortcut for the forward slash / character. This aids in - quickly typing directories on the G1.

Tab (opposite side Shift)

The opposite side shift key - can be used as a shortcut for the tab key (CTRL-i) for - quick completion in many shells.

Function keys (F1 through F10)

Hold down the shift key and press numbers 1 - through 10 to send F1 through F10 respectively.

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