Keystrokes that invoke a menu item from the keyboard. A keyboard equivalent is usually a combination of a modifier key and a character key. See also keyboard modifiers.
The keycode representing the key pressed that is sent by the keyboard to the workstation. The reader has a table of ASCII characters that correspond to the keys on the keyboard. When an ASCII character is scanned, the reader transmits the keycode to the workstation.
(n.) A specific default key sequence that provides functionality without requiring the display of a menu.
Key or key combination that activates an application function that is usually activated by another input or control device such as a voice input or pointing device.
Keystrokes or combination that perform the same function that is usually done with a mouse or other input device
A combination of keys that you can press instead of using the mouse to perform an action.
A combination of a character key and a modifier key that can be used to invoke a menu command See also: modifier keys, Command-key equivalent