To navigate to siblings, you have to go to them from the active Thought by pressing right (if you are on a parent, you must go down first). It is the same color that appears when you mouse over a thought. The color of the circle is set via the “Highlighted Thought, outline” color. – Also I noticed the keyboard navigation is not always as expected: It doesn’t seem possible, for example, to be able to move from a Parent to a Sibling of that Parent, and, if Children have been split into more than one column, to move from the bottom of one column to the top of the next by using the Down arrow key (the Right/left arrow key will move the cursor to the same row on the next column, which makes sense, but doesn’t really help move down a list if it’s split into columns.) That would help let users navigate via the keyboard by letting them know where the circle is. – How does one change the color circle that indicates where the cursor is? I can’t find it in the Colors list in Options. PersonalBrain Hot Key Windows+z opens PersonalBrain and shifts the focus to the Search box when PersonalBrain is hidden in auto-hide mode.Ģ Responses to “Keyboard Navigation for your PersonalBrain” These commands let you edit and create Thoughts related to the active Thought:į5 Refreshes the Virtual Thoughts in the current Brain. Other Keyboard shortcuts you may note be aware of: Keyboard Navigation is available in 4.1.Use the Arrow Keys (up, down, left and right) to move to your desired Thought and press Enter to activate the Thought.
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Being born in 1996 I think I was one of the last groups of people who missed the full wave of technology taking over, where I experienced it more in high school. Keyboard Navigation is Here with PersonalBrain 4.1! James G Hageney on Novemat 9:05 pm said: I find this to be one of the biggest issues of future generations.
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