Remember to press CTRL+F4 to close this browser window when finished. I will press ESC to exit the Save As dialog box and return to the document. These are all navigated with the PC cursor, which cannot move outside this area if the dialog box is open. Some of the options in this dialog box are represented by buttons while others are in list boxes. (N) The UP and DOWN ARROW keys are used to navigate using the PC cursor in combo boxes. (J) Save as type: Combo box, Text Documents (*.txt) 1 of 2, Alt+t. Focus is in the File Name edit box where I could type a new name for this document, and I will press TAB to move to the next box which is the Save As Type combo box. In the Replace with:, There is a space after the comma. Then select Regular expression in the Search Mode section at the bottom. (N) Focus is in the Save-as dialog box, where I can navigate using TAB and the ARROW Keys. Open the find and replace dialog (press CTRL + H ). Ctrl+Shift+S a, Leaving menus, Save As dialog, File name: edit combo, *.txt Alt+n. I will keep pressing DOWN ARROW in the File menu until I reach Save As, and press ENTER to activate it. ![]() Now I will demonstrate the PC cursor in a dialog box. (N) The PC cursor moves to each menu option as I navigate. (J) Menu bar File f menu, File menu New CTRL n, New Window Ctrl+Shift+N w, Open. (N) Now I will press DOWN ARROW to navigate through a few of the items in the File menu. Pressing ALT accesses the menu bar, which I will do. (N) The PC cursor is now a blinking carat in front of the letter C of the word “cardinal.” Now I will demonstrate the PC cursor in a Notepad menu. ![]() (N) If I press CTRL+RIGHT ARROW, the PC cursor will move by word, which I will demonstrate now. (N) I can press LEFT ARROW to move to the left, which I will do a couple of times to navigate back to T. (N) I will press RIGHT ARROW one more time to move to E. If I press RIGHT ARROW, which I will do now, the PC cursor moves one letter to the right. The first word on this line is “the,” so the PC cursor is before the letter T. By default, focus is before the first letter of the first word whenever you navigate to a new line. ![]() (Narrator) Focus is in a Notepad document, and I have placed the PC cursor on the first line of text after the title. NOTE: Press CTRL+F4 to close this browser window when finished.
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