Keyboard Navigation keys information

 

Keyboard navigation keys are used to navigate a computer interface without using a mouse.

Here are some commonly used keyboard navigation keys :-

1.   Tab key :- Moves the focus to the next control or element in a form or dialog box.

2.   Arrow keys :- Moves the focus to adjacent controls or elements, or scrolls the document up/down or left/right.

3.   Enter key :- Activates the default action for the current control or element, such as clicking a button or submitting a form.

4.   Spacebar :- Activates the current control or element, such as selecting a checkbox or radio button.

5.   Escape key :- Cancels the current operation or closes a dialog box.

6.   Alt key :- Activates the menu bar, allowing you to access menus using keyboard shortcuts.

7.   Ctrl key :- Used in combination with other keys to perform actions such as copying, pasting, or undoing.

8.   Home and End keys :- Move the cursor to the beginning or end of a line or document.

9.   Page Up and Page Down keys :- Scroll the document up or down by one screenful.

10.                     F1-F12 keys :- Perform specific functions depending on the software being used, such as opening help files or executing macros.