Already there, in two different ways! If you press Cntl-Tab, you move one screen to the right. Cntl-Shift-Tab takes you one screen to the left.

Additionally, there are keyboard shortcuts to take you directly to a specific screen, as identified by the underline on the tab name. Use the Alt key and the character to go to the desired screen For example, Alt-H takes you to the Header screen, Alt-A for Details, Alt-B for Bill to/Ship To, and Alt-T for Totals.

We've tried to design Adagio so that you never have to use the mouse, though of course in a Windows application, the necessary keyboard shortcuts aren't always obvious. Let us know here if you have other suggestions - that's one way to make a product better!

We're glad that the Adagio experience has so far been a good one!

Regards,

If you look closely at the tabs in Adagio OrderEntry, you'll see that each tab has an underlined letter. There is a Windows standard that an underlined character means you can get directly to that field (or tab or menu choice) by pressing the Alt key in combination with the letter underlined. This means that your can get to the Order Header by pressing Alt-H, the Order Details by pressing Alt-A, the Order Bill-to by pressing Alt-B and the order Totals by pressing Alt-T.

There is another Windows standard (also implemented in Order Entry and other Adagio modules), that you can "flip the tabs" in a tabbed dialog by pressing ctrl-Tab to move left to right through the tabs, and shift-ctrl-tab to move right to left.

Does this help your data entry? Actually, there should be no plac in Adagio where your hands have to leave the keyboard while doing data entry.

Please keep the suggestions coming!

PS. Seems everyone at Softrak is eager to answer!