GalileoTerminal User Guide
  • GalileoTerminal User Guide
  • GalileoTerminal 4.2
    • Introduction
    • What is GalileoTerminal?
    • Who is GalileoTerminal most suitable for?
    • Security
    • Upgrades
  • GalileoTerminal features
    • Getting Started
    • Terminal window
    • Context window
    • Shortcuts window
    • Links editor window
    • Calendar window
    • Workspace organization
    • Travelport ViewTrip™ interface
    • Itinerary support
    • GalileoTerminal Short Message Service (SMS)
    • GalileoTerminal Interface Record (GTIR)
    • GalileoTerminal eTracker
    • Mail
    • Value limit
    • Account options
    • Top header links
    • Documents compiled by GalileoTerminal
    • Sales Report to File
    • DOCx assistant
    • Graphical seating
    • Auto-paging command (MDD)
    • Response capture
    • GDS Command translator
    • Administration tools
  • Introduction to GalileoTerminal usage
    • How to start
    • Control panel, work area and windows description
    • Header description
    • Top header Links
    • Header controls
    • Main GalileoTerminal menu
    • Send an SMS from the terminal window
    • Tips and Tricks
    • Appendix 1
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  1. Introduction to GalileoTerminal usage

Appendix 1

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The list of key combinations and relevant actions that are supported by the active terminal window:

  • Ctrl+c - Copy the text to clipboard.

  • Ctrl+v - Paste from clipboard.

  • Alt+PageDown - Append SOM.

  • Ctrl+Up - Previous history command.

  • Ctrl+Down - Next history command.

  • Ctrl+w - Clear the active terminal window.

Note: Ctrl+w command is a default browser command for tab closure. However there are some options still. In Chrome you can create a Shortcut for GalileoTerminal website. When you click on this Shortcut GalileoTerminal would run in dedicated window where default browser Ctrl+w command is suppressed. Here is how to create Shortcut in Chrome:

  • Ctrl+s - Clear all terminal windows.

  • Ctrl+3 - Move to (activate) the terminal window 3.

  • Up, Down - Move cursor one row up or down.

  • Left, Right - Move cursor one character left or right.

  • Home - Move to the previous SOM.

  • End - Move to the last non-space character in the current row.

  • PageUp - Scroll one page up.

  • PageDown - Scroll one page down.

  • Tab - Move cursor to the next tab stop.

  • Enter - Send the command (everything from the current cursor position back to the nearest SOM).

  • Backspace - Delete the previous character.

  • Delete - Delete the character at the cursor.

  • Insert - Toggle insert / overwrite mode.

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