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E Keyboard Equivalents
E.1 Section 508 Compliance
NetIntercept provides alternative keyboard navigation in compliance with section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (also known as Section 508), which is currently in force in the United States.
- "Section 508 requires that when Federal agencies develop, procure, maintain, or use electronic and information technology, Federal employees with disabilities have access to and use of information and data that is comparable to the access and use by Federal employees who are not individuals with disabilities, unless an undue burden would be imposed on the agency." (from Subpart A § 1194.1).
- "When software is designed to run on a system that has a keyboard, product functions shall be executable from a keyboard where the function itself or the result of performing a function can be discerned textually." (from Subpart B § 1194.21)
E.2 Keyboard Navigation in NI
Note: When an arrow key is used, it is abbreviated by its direction (e.g., [Left]).
E.2.1 Manipulating Keyboard Focus
In general, the [Tab] key is used throughout the interface to move the focus from field to field, and [Space] is used to simulate a left-button click. In the Image sub-tab of the Views tab, the focus is shown as a small square dot to the left of the item that has the focus. In the Host Map sub-tab of the Views tab, the focus is shown as a pointer above and to the left of the selected host node.
E.2.2 Selecting Traffic
In the Traffic tab, you can use the keyboard to make a selection on the network traffic chart by pressing [Space] or [Enter] when the chart has the focus. The selection can be expanded to the right by using [Right] and to the left by using [Left]. Similarly, the selection can be contracted on the left by using [Shift+Right] and on the right by using [Shift+Left].
E.2.3 Navigating Tabs and Lists
Within a set of tabs, [Right] and [Left] are used to navigate from tab to tab.
In lists, [Up] and [Down] are used to scroll vertically, and [Shift+Left] and [Shift+Right] are used to scroll horizontally. [Space] is used to select a list item. [Shift+Space] will perform range selects, and [Ctrl+Space] will perform non-contiguous selects.
In hierarchical lists, [Up] and [Down] are used to scroll through the list. When the focus is on a list item that can be expanded, [Right] expands the list, and [Left] collapses it.
E.2.4 Closing Dialogs and Windows
Press [Esc] to dismiss any dialog (such as those that appear via the Open or Delete commands). Press [Ctrl+q] to close any View windows (such as the Connection View or the Web View).
E.3 Equivalents for NI Menus and Toolbar Buttons
E.3.1 Menu Access
E.3.2 NI Toolbar
E.3.3 Traffic Toolbar
E.3.4 Forensics Toolbar
E.3.5 Session List and Connection View Window
Connection Detail and Connection Window
Note: The File menu is called the Connection menu when connection detail data is displayed within the Session List window.
E.3.6 Packet View and Toolbar
E.3.7 Web View and Toolbar
E.3.8 Image View and Toolbar
E.3.9 Email View and Toolbar
E.3.10 Report View and Toolbar
E.3.11 Bookmark List Window
E.3.12 Help View and Toolbar
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