Keyboard Shortcuts for Basic Mode

The following list details Laserfiche Scanning's default shortcut keys.

Basic Mode Keyboard Shortcuts
Shortcut Description
ALT + UP Selects a document's previous page.
ALT + DOWN Selects a document's next page.
CONTROL + G Displays a specific page in a document.
Control + Z *Will undo your last action.
Control + Y *Will redo your last action.
Control + X *Cuts the currently selected item.
Control + C *Copies the currently selected item.
Control + V *Pastes the last item that was copied or cut.
Control + A *Selects all available items.
Control + + Zooms in on the Display Pane.
Control + - Zooms out on the Display Pane.
Control + i Displays scanned images and no text.
control + t Displays OCRed text and no images.
Control + alt + i Splits the Display Pane. The top section displays an image. The bottom displays text.
Control + alt + T Splits the Display Pane. The top section displays text. The bottom displays an image.
control + shift + i Splits the Display Pane. The left section displays an image. The right section displays text.
control + shift + T Splits the Display Pane. The left section displays text. The right displays an image.
Control + h Enables/disables the Pan tool in the Display Pane. When enabled, drag in the direction you want to view.
Control + l Rotates an image 270 degrees (left).
control + r Rotates an image 90 degrees (right).
control + s Start scanning a new document or into an existing document.
control + o Stop scanning.
control + shift + e Opens/closes the Error Log Pane.
F4 Opens/closes the Document Properties Pane.
f3 Opens/closes the Output Log Pane.
Control + shift + h Toggles auto-hide for the active pane (if applicable).
Alt + F4 Close Laserfiche Scanning.
TAB Selects the next item in the Document Properties Pane
ENTER Selects the next field in the Document Properties Pane

*Only applies to text boxes.

Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts

You can add keyboard shortcuts for actions that do not already have them, or modify existing keyboard shortcuts.

Note: Keyboard shortcut customizations only affect the user who creates them and the machine on which they are created.

To assign a new shortcut to a command

  1. Select Customize Keyboard under File in the menu bar.
  2. Commands are organized into categories in the ClosedShortcut Keys dialog box. Select a category from the drop-down box.

    Shortcut keys dialog box

  3. Select a command. Once selected, a description of the command will appear at the bottom of the dialog box.
  4. To assign the command a new shortcut, place your cursor in the text box under Press new shortcut key.
  5. Enter a shortcut key combination.

    Example: Control+W, Control+Shift+Y, Control+Shift+Alt+O.

  6. Select Assign. If the command already has a shortcut, it will be replaced.

To remove a shortcut from a command

  1. Select a category from the drop-down box.
  2. Select a command.
  3. If the command has a shortcut assigned to it, click Remove.

To permanently remove all custom shortcuts you've created