B. Command Shortcuts By default, Personal Paint accepts the keyboard command shortcuts which are listed here. Existing shortcuts, or shortcuts to functions not in this list (or empty "<>" fields in the "UIText" files), can be modified, added or removed as explained in section 1.14. Capital (shifted) letters have a different meaning than their lower case equivalent. Keys on the numerical keypad are explicitly marked with a "num" prefix. Key Command Section Show/hide Mouse Pointer 1.10.14 <.> Round Brush 1 3.1.1 .. Select Brush 1 to Brush 9 3.1.1 Undo Last Change 3.1.10 <,> Pick Foreground Color 3.1.11 <[> Select Preceding Color 3.1.11 <]> Select Next Color 3.1.11 Dotted Freehand Mode 3.1.2.1 Area Fill Mode 3.1.2.10 Continuous Freehand Mode 3.1.2.2 Filled Freehand Mode 3.1.2.2 Line Settings 3.1.2.2.1 Fill Settings 3.1.2.2.2 Curve Mode 3.1.2.3 Line Mode 3.1.2.4 Circle Mode 3.1.2.5 Filled Circle Mode 3.1.2.5 Rectangle Mode 3.1.2.6 Filled Rectangle Mode 3.1.2.6 Ellipse Mode 3.1.2.7 Filled Ellipse Mode 3.1.2.7 Polygon Mode 3.1.2.8 Filled Polygon Mode 3.1.2.8 Text Editing Mode 3.1.3 Font Selection 3.1.3.2 Image Processing (delimited area) 3.1.4 Filter Selection 3.1.4.1 Snap to Grid 3.1.5 Grid Settings 3.1.5 Brush Definition Mode 3.1.6 <>> Zoom in Magnified View 3.1.7 Appendix B - Command Shortcuts 159 <<> Zoom out Magnified View 3.1.7 Magnify Mode On/Off 3.1.8 Clear Image 3.1.9 Pan View/Stepwise 3.2 Pan View/Fine 3.2 Load Image 4.1 Memory Information 4.11 Quit 4.12 Save Image 4.2

Print Image 4.3 Image Format 4.5 Image Processing 4.6 Image/Flip Horizontal 4.7.1 Image/Flip Vertical 4.7.2 Switch Environment 4.8.1 Copy to other Environment 4.8.2 Show Image 4.9 Load Brush 5.1 Save Brush 5.2 Process Brush 5.4 Restore Brush 5.5 Matte Paint Mode 5.7.1 Color Paint Mode 5.7.2 Replace Paint Mode 5.7.3 HBrite Paint Mode 5.7.4 Remap Brush Colors 5.8.1 New Brush Transparency 5.8.5 Flood Brush Transparency 5.8.6 Read Brush from Clipboard 5.9.1 Write Brush to Clipboard 5.9.2 Brush Resize/Stretch 5.10.1 <-> Brush Resize/Smaller 5.10.2 <+> Brush Resize/Bigger 5.10.3 Brush Resize/Halve 5.10.4 Brush Resize/Double 5.10.7 Brush Resize/Double Horizontal 5.10.8 Brush Resize/Double Vertical 5.10.9 Rotate Brush by 90 Degrees 5.11.2 Brush Horizontal Flip 5.11.3 Brush Vertical Flip 5.11.4 Brush Chop/Information 5.12.1 Appendix B - Command Shortcuts 160 Brush Chop/Edges 5.12.2 Brush Chop/Hidden Parts 5.12.4 Brush Outline/Simple 5.13.1 Brush Outline/Trim 5.13.5 Brush Handle/Custom 5.14.1 Brush Handle/Upper Left 5.14.2 Brush Handle/Center 5.14.4 Text/Insert Clipboard 6.1 Text/Next Color 6.2 Text/Preceding Color 6.3 Modify Text to End of Line/Color 6.4.1 Modify Text to End of Line/Style 6.4.2 Modify Text to End of Line/Upper Case 6.4.3 Modify Text to End of Line/Lower Case 6.4.4 Modify Text to End of Line/Delete 6.4.5 Text Style/Plain 6.5 Text Style/Bold 6.5 Text Style/Italic 6.5 Text Style/Underlined 6.5 Text Alignment/Left 6.6 Text Alignment/Centered 6.6 Text Alignment/Right 6.6 Color Palette/Load 7.1.1

Color Palette/Edit 7.1.3 Color Palette/Default 7.1.5 <*> Color Palette/Restore 7.1.6 Color Palette/From Brush 7.1.7 Color Palette/From Font 7.1.8 <~> Edit Stencil 7.2.3 <`> Stencil On/Off 7.2.6 Remap 7.3 Load Settings 8.1 Tool Bar 8.11 Screen Bar 8.12 Clip Graphics 8.13 Save Settings 8.2 <|> Coordinates/Origin 0:0 8.5 <\> Coordinates/Origin 1:1 8.5 Appendix B - Command Shortcuts 161 + Personal Paint screen to front 1.10.4 + Constrain mouse movement 3.1.2 + Emulate middle mouse button 1.9.2 + Display Autoscroll screen menus 4.5.4 + Modify offset of overscan screen 4.5.1 + Grab Screen "Remote Control" 4.4 Edit Palette/Set Default Colors 7.1.3 Edit Palette/Select Color 7.1.3 Adjust Palette/Reset 7.1.4 In a Personal Paint text editing session (section 3.1.3.1), the following keys, which have no menu equivalents, can be used: Key Command Move cursor by one character or line Move cursor to beginning/end of line or text Move cursor to following Tab column Delete character at current cursor position Delete preceding character New line Terminate the text editing session When editing text in an Amiga string gadget (section 1.9.4.3), the following shortcuts are available: Key Command Delete all text Restore original text Move to beginning/end of text Enter value and move to the following text gadget Enter value and move to the preceding text gadget When a requester having only the Proceed, Cancel or OK gadgets is displayed, the following shortcuts can be selected (sections 1.10.12 and 1.10.16): Key Command Proceed or OK Same as Cancel or OK Appendix B - Command Shortcuts 162