Accessibility and keyboard shortcuts
The accessibility features in harmon.ie allow people with physical disabilities to interact easily with the product.
Accessibility features
The accessibility features include accelerators and keyboard shortcuts, support for screen-reader and voice-recognition software, and adherence to your system display settings.
The main accessibility features in harmon.ie are:
- Using accelerators and keyboard shortcuts as an alternative to using the mouse to work with the product.
Accelerators, or underlined characters in the user interface, refer to an element that can be activated or receive focus. Accelerators are shown when the user presses the Alt key. For example, pressing Alt+F opens the application File menu.
Keyboard shortcuts refer to the activation of common product features. A comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts for harmon.ie is provided in the section below.
- Adherence to your Microsoft Windows display settings, such as theme, colors, fonts, and high-contrast display.
Any customization of your Windows desktop theme, color, and font settings are reflected in harmon.ie.
- Users with limited vision can use screen-reading software to listen to what is displayed on the screen.
If your computer is equipped with a digital speech synthesizer and screen-reading software, events are read out loud as elements appear on screen, and the current focus changes.
Keyboard shortcuts
harmon.ie uses standard Microsoft Windows shortcuts for navigation. In addition the product supports the following keyboard shortcuts for working with the sidebar and properties window:
Shortcut |
Description |
|---|---|
Backspace |
Navigates to the parent location |
Esc |
Closes the search bar and the search results |
F5 |
Refreshes the document list |
Ctrl+F |
Starts search mode. |
Alt+Enter |
Opens the document properties window |
Alt+Left arrow |
Navigates back in the navigation history |
Alt+Right arrow |
Navigates forward in the navigation history |


