You'll sometimes find this keystroke (often audibly) as Control-Shift-Question. The Slash and Question mark key are one in the same. The reason that Question isn't entirely accurate is that it typically requires the shift key to begin with, thereby rendering the entire keystroke somewhat confusing.

Anywho, the more you know.

Aaron

On 5/24/2010 2:21 PM, Stephen Clower wrote:
Hello,
The command is Control-Shift-Slash.

Best regards,
Steve

On 5/24/2010 1:51 PM, M and L Dorn wrote:
Maybe I'm way behind the times in reading the manual, but I thought there was a command of control-shift-F1 that would bring up a dialog box for the set file of the program being used. It would then give some tips on WE commands appropriate to that program, and you could type in a few of your own notes. Do I simply have the command wrong, or is this not available anymore? I am trying to bring it up with the Eudora.001 set file associated.

Thanks!
Marilyn Dorn
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