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Shortcut Keys
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* Control-o: Show the Overview
* Control-tab: Cycle to next tab
* Control-shift-tab: Cycle to previous tab
* Control-d: Show/toggle logging screen
* Control-c: Copy (in most applications)
* Control-shift-v: Paste from internal clipboard
* Control-shift-doubleclick: Open in Lua the clicked UI element
Wireless Networking
===================
To establish one-way trust between two computers with modems, run the following in a shell prompt:
On the target computer, run:
> password
On the source computer, run:
> trust <target computer ID>
Running Custom Programs
=======================
To create a program that runs at startup, create a file in /usr/autorun to start the program. Example:
In file: /usr/autorun/startup.lua
shell.openForegroundTab('myprogram')
There are 3 different ways to open tabs:
* shell.openTab : background tab
* shell.openForegroundTab : focused tab
* shell.openHiddenTab : appears only in the Tasks application
Copy / Paste
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Opus can paste from both the system clipboard and the internal clipboard.
* control-v: for normal clipboard
* control-shift-v: for internal clipboard

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Overview is the main application launcher.
Shortcut keys
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* s: Shell
* l: Lua application
* f: Files
* e: Edit an application (or right-click)
* control-n: Add a new application
* delete: Delete an application
Adding a new application
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The run entry can be either a disk file or a URL.
Icons must be in NFT format with a height of 3 and a width of 3 to 8 characters.

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To establish one-way trust between two computers with modems, run the following in a shell prompt:
On the target computer, run:
> password
On the source computer, run:
> trust <target computer ID>