Focus window

Focus Popup: Open Pages in a Popup Window for Enhanced FocusFocus Popup is a free Chrome extension developed by Techniko that allows users to open web pages in a popup window, enabling a more focused browsing experience. With this handy tool, users can open the current page in a popup window, allowing them to concentrate on the content without distractions.One of the main features of Focus Popup is its ability to customize the popup window. Users have the option to set the width of the popup, providing flexibility to tailor the window size to their preference. Additionally, detailed width and height settings are available, allowing for a more precise adjustment of the popup dimensions.Another useful feature of Focus Popup is the ability to automatically open certain websites in a popup window. This is particularly beneficial for SaaS websites, as it ensures that the user interface of the browser remains minimal, providing a clean and clutter-free experience.Furthermore, Focus Popup offers the option to close the original tab when opening the popup window. This streamlines the browsing process, eliminating the need to manually close the original tab after opening the page in a popup.To enhance usability, Focus Popup suggests using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Command + Shift + F to quickly open pages in a popup window, saving users time and effort.Overall, Focus Popup is a valuable Chrome extension for those who seek a more focused and customizable browsing experience. With its ability to open pages in a popup window, customize dimensions, automatically open specific websites, and provide a convenient keyboard shortcut, this extension offers a seamless solution for enhanced focus while browsing the web.

To SWAP to alternate ISPF screen. (Only applicable when running under ISPF.) LDiff Alt-= (equals)Issues CBLe Macro LDIFF to compare the current view with the next in the ring. MakeCurr Ctrl-F6 Issues CBLe Macro MAKECURR to make the focus line the current line. MinorDo Alt-F6 Issues CBLe Macro BLOCK DOWN MINOR to place focus on the next line containing double asterisk/equals. MinorUp Alt-F5 Issues CBLe Macro BLOCK UP MINOR to place focus on the previous line containing double asterisk/equals. Prev Alt-F9 Issues FileKit MDIPREV command to place focus on the previous MDI window (e.g. edit view) in the ring. Reset Alt-U Issues CBLe RESET command to reset a marked line or box block. RetrieveFAlt-F12 Issues CBLe RETRIEVE + command to place previously issued commands at the command prompt. Sv Ctrl-S Issues CBLe Macro SV to update timestamp and level in the header of the current file and save it to disk. TagTog Ctrl-H Toggles highlighting of the focus line on and off. (Sets/unsets the LINEFLAG bit for tag.) Tof Ctrl-F7 Issues CBLe -*/DOWN commands to display top lines of the edited text. Trb Alt-T Issues CBLe Macro TRB to insert TRACE functions around a marked block in an edited REXX macro. TrbOff Ctrl-T Issues CBLe Macro TRB OFF to remove TRACE functions inserted by a previous invocation of TRB. WinMax Ctrl-+ (plus) Issues CBLe WINDOW MAXIMISE command to maximise the current edit view (CBLe child window.) WinMaxFr Ctrl-Num+ Issues CBLe WINDOW MAXIMISE FRAME command to maximise the current CBLe parent window. WinRes Ctrl-- (minus)Issues CBLe WINDOW RESTORE command to restore the current edit view (CBLe child window.) WinResFr Ctrl-Num- Issues CBLe WINDOW RESTORE FRAME command to restore the current CBLe parent window. 3270 Emulator Configuration FileKit takes advantage of features provided by certain 3270 emulator software packages. Configuration files, including

Sometimes it’s helpful to change the focus order of your slide objects to improve keyboard navigation and make your course accessible to learners with screen readers. With Storyline 360, it’s easy to do.Tab & Reading OrderThe Focus Order window controls the tab order of interactive objects, such as buttons and markers, as well as the reading order for non-interactive objects, such as text and images.Customizing the Focus OrderRemoving Objects from the Focus OrderRestoring Objects to the Focus OrderResetting the Focus Order to Its Original StateAdding Alternative Text for Screen ReadersOpen the slide you want to customize in Slide View.Go to the Home tab on the Storyline ribbon and click Focus Order.When the Focus Order window opens, select the option to Create a custom focus order in the upper left corner.To change the focus order of an object, select it, then use the Up/Down arrows in the lower right corner or drag it to move it to a new location in the list. (Storyline 360 will highlight the selected object on the slide with a red outline, so it’s clear which object you’re editing.)When you’re finished, click Save.Tips:You can select multiple objects, then move them all at once.The default focus order is left to right and top to bottom.All objects for the slide appear in the Focus Order window, including objects from layers and slide masters.If you add new objects to the slide after customizing the focus order, they appear at the bottom of the list.The focus order controls the reading order of text and images for screen readers.You can't customize the focus order of player navigation elements, but you can skip them when you're tabbing through a slide with a screen reader.It’s a good idea to remove objects from the focus order altogether if they aren’t crucial to the context