Find a keyboard shortcut

Steps

1. Read the table. The count next to the filter box says 25 commands.

   COMMAND names the command and, in small type, says where on screen the same action lives, so nothing depends on the keyboard. DEFAULT shows the keys the command starts with. CURRENT shows the keys it uses now. CONFLICT says None, or which other command shares a key. The groups are General, Project list, Idea Vault, Screenplay and Screenplay elements, scrolling down.

   Windows screen: Shortcuts

2. Type in the Filter commands or keys box, for example undo.

   The list keeps only the commands whose name, group or keys match, and the count above updates. You can also type a key such as Ctrl+K to see which commands use it.

   Windows screen: Shortcuts filtered

3. If nothing matches, the page says No command matches and shows what you typed. Clear the box to see everything.

   Restore all defaults is greyed out here because no shortcut has been changed.

   Windows screen: Shortcuts no match

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