When adding Hyperactivity annotations to a document, you can specify certain keystrokes to be in effect when a user opens the annotation. Keystrokes are specified in the Hyperactivity Annotation window as outlined in the table below.
Non-alphanumeric/ASCII:
| Type: | To represent: |
| A, B, C etc | Ordinary ASCII keyboard strokes. |
| {ENTER} | Pressing the Enter key. |
| {SHIFT} | Pressing the Shift key. |
| {CTRL} | Pressing the Ctrl key. |
| {ALT} | Pressing the Alt key. |
| {TAB} | Pressing the Tab key. |
| {F1} ... {F12} | Pressing one of the Function keys at the top of the keyboard. |
The functions above can be combined with other keystrokes, separated by a - (dash or hyphen), For example {SHIFT-TAB}, {CTRL-F1} or {ALT-Z}.
| Type: | Function: |
| {PATH} | Send the drive, path and filename of the current document, for example C:\DATA\LETTER.DOC. |
| {DISK} | Sends the drive letter of the document, for example C . |
| {DIR} | Sends the directory path of the document, for example \DATA\ . |
| {NAME} | Sends the name of the document without its extension, for example LETTER. |
| {EXT} | Sends the extension of the document, for example DOC . |
| {PAGE} | Sends the page number of the currently opened document. |
| {LINENO} | Sends the line number at the current place in the document. |
Perceptive Enterprise Search - Local Administration Console also lets you send Windows environment variables to the chosen program, for example:
| Type: | Function: |
| {UID} | Sends the value of the currently logged on User ID to the nominated program. |
For more information about environment variables, see your Windows manual.
You can also pass information to a word processor so it will search to the position of the hit in the document.
| Type: | Function: |
| {QUERY} | Sends the full query expression to the word processor. |
| {QUERY1} | Sends the first word of the query expression to the word processor. |