All items used within Oracle Forms follow the standard operating system conventions for keyboard use.
On Microsoft Windows operating systems use Alt+<letter> to activate items with access keys, Alt+down to open a poplist, and Alt to move focus to the menu. Oracle Forms should inherit operating system accessibility functions such as Sticky Keys. Tabs can be switched by invoking the List Tab Pages function (typically F2), in addition to using access keys on each tab label.
The Keyboard Help window displays the keystrokes to achieve normal Forms operations, such as Next Block and Clear Record. This window can be viewed at any time by pressing Ctrl+K. The keyboard mappings can be customized as follows:
The System Administrator must locate the Oracle Forms resource file on the middle tier, typically called fmrweb.res
Make a copy of the file, naming it whatever you want, and locate it in the same directory as the original.
Open the new file in any text editor and make the desired keystroke mapping changes. Comments at the top of the file clearly explain how the mappings are performed.
To run this new mapping file, include term=file in the URL, where file specifies the complete path in addition to the filename.
A user running a screen reader will most likely need a modified keyboard mapping file, or will have to change the Assistive Technology keystrokes, as some of the default function mappings may conflict.
Table 4-1 Common Default Forms Keystrokes on Microsoft Windows
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Artículo: "Keyboard Navigation for Forms" Publicado en https://docs.oracle.com/ Por Lord Draugr el 28 feb 2022. Consultado el 28/02/2022.
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