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Review Views Hotkeys

General Review Commands

The following shortcuts are shared among all Review Views.

  • Please note come of these commands may not be accessible in the Data Viewer interface, as they do not apply to the type of review work being done during data review.

Folder and Page Commands

Shortcut Keystrokes Description
Flag Item Ctrl + L Places a flag on the selected folder/page. Users may select pre-generated flag messages or enter their own custom message.
Clear Flag Ctrl + Shift + L Removes a flag on the folder/page.
Goto Flagged Ctrl + G Selects the next document/page in the Batch with a flag. If there are no subsequent documents with flags in the Batch, it will cycle back to the first document with a flag.
Delete Del This will delete the selected folder/page. CAUTION!!! There is no "undo" in Grooper. If you delete an item, it will be gone forever.
Rename F2 Renames the folder/page. Be aware, this does not classify a document folder. It only changes the folder's name.
Cut Ctrl + X Cuts a selected folder/page in the Batch.
Copy Ctrl + C Copies a selected folder/page in the Batch.
Paste Ctrl + V Pastes a copied or cut folder/page to the selected folder location in the Batch.
Move Down Ctrl + Down Moves the selected folder/page down in the Batch.
Move Up Ctrl + Up Moves the selected folder/page in the Batch.
Append to Previous Ctrl + P For folders, this appends any of a selected folder's children (pages or folders) to the folder before it. Effectively this will delete the selected folder and move any of its pages/folders to the bottom of the previous document/folder.

For pages, this will move the selected pages to the bottom of the previous folder above.

Prepend to Next Ctrl + Shift + P For folders, this prepends any of the selected folder's children (pages or folders) to the folder after it. Effectively this will delete the selected folder and move any of its pages/folders to the bottom of the next document/folder.

For pages, this will move the selected pages to the bottom of the next folder below.

Merge Selected Ctrl + M Merges selected folders/pages into a new document. This will create a folder, prompt you to assign it a Document Type, and move the selected folders/pages into the new folder.
Folder Specific Commands
Assign Document Type Ctrl + Shift + A Opens a window to select a Document Type for the selected document.
Remove Level Ctrl + U Deletes the folder and moves any child objects (pages or folders) to the folder's level in the Batch. For example, if there was a document folder at Level 1 in the Batch with a single page in it (at Level 2). The folder would be deleted and the page would be moved to Level 1 in the Batch.
Create Folder Ctrl + F Creates a new empty folder.
Page Specific Commands
Rotate Left Ctrl + Left Rotates the page 90 degrees to the left (counter-clockwise).
Rotate Right Ctrl + Right Rotates the page 90 degrees to the right (clockwise).
Split Folder Ctrl + S Splits a document into a new folder at the selected page. This applies specifically to document folders with multiple pages. Imagine you have a five page document folder at Level 1 in the Batch. You select page 3 and apply the "Split Folder" command. This will cut pages 3 to 5 from the document folder and place them into an unclassified folder at Level 1. You'll end up with two folders created out of the original (One containing pages 1 and 2. One containing pages 3 to 5) both at the same level in the Batch hierarchy (Level 1).

Image Cleanup and Format Commands

Shortcut Keystrokes Description
Image Modification Commands
Rotate Left Ctrl + Left Rotates the page 90 degrees to the left (counter-clockwise)
Rotate Right Ctrl + Right Rotates the page 90 degrees to the right (counter-clockwise)
Apply Image Cleanup Alt + I Allows the user to select an IP Profile to modify the selected page's image.
Invert Ctrl + Shift + V Inverts the image's color scheme. This can be useful when viewing scans of film negatives (such as microfilm or microfiche).
Undo Image Cleanup Ctrl + Z Undoes any image modifications. Replaces the page's image with its stored undo image.
Display Format Commands
Display as Binary Ctrl + Shift + B Changes the page's image format to black and white.
Display as Grayscale Ctrl + Shift + G Changes the page's image format to grayscale.
Display as Color Ctrl + Shift + C Changes the page's image format to color.
Reset Ctrl + Shift + R Resets the image format to its original format.

Data Viewer

The following shortcuts are unique to the Data Viewer (used to review Grooper's data extraction).

Shortcut Keystrokes Description
Navigation Shortcuts
Go to Next Field Tab Navigate from current field/table cell to the next one. If you are on a document's last field/table cell, this will save any changes and navigate to the next document in the Batch.
Go to Previous Field Shift + Tab Navigate from current field/table cell to the previous one.
Go to Next Invalid Document Ctrl + F8 Navigate to the next invalid document. This will cycle back to the first invalid document in the Batch if no subsequent documents are invalid. This will do nothing if there are no invalid documents left in the Batch.
General Validation/Review Shortcuts
Go to Next Error F8 Navigates to the next field in error on the current document.
Confirm F6 Confirm the current field/table cell is valid.
Rubberband OCR F4 Allows the user to populate a field/table cells value by selecting a portion of text on the document with the mouse.
Rubberband Zone F3 Allows the user to place a geometric zone for a field/table cell by selecting a region on the document with the mouse. This is often used for document redaction or to highlight something on the document for a secondary review.
Table Shortcuts
Append Row Ctrl + Ins Adds a row to the end of the table.
Insert Row Ctrl + Shift + Ins Inserts a row above the currently selected row.
Delete Row Ctrl + Del Deletes the currently selected row.
Duplicate Row Ctrl + D Duplicates the currently selected row.
Move Row Up Ctrl + Shift + Up Moves the currently selected row up one row (i.e. If you moved the third row up, it would make the third row the second row)
Move Row Down Ctrl + Shift + Down Moves the currently selected row down one row (i.e. If you moved the third row down, it would make the third row the fourth row)
Section Shortcuts
Append Record Ctrl + Ins Adds a section record to the end of a multi-instance section
Insert Record Ctrl + Shift + Ins Inserts a section record before the currently selected section record.
Delete Record Ctrl + Del Deletes the currently selected section record.
Misc Shortcuts
Execute Lookup Alt + L Allows users to execute a lookup (such as a Database Lookup) configured for a Data Model, Data Section, or Data Table
Flag Item Ctrl + L Flags the selected Batch Folder
Assign Document Type Ctrl + Shift + A Allows the user to assign the selected Batch Folder a new Document Type.

Thumbnail Viewer

The following shortcuts are unique to the Thumbnail Viewer (used to review Grooper's image processing).

Shortcut Keystrokes Description
General Commands
Confirm Page Enter Confirms the page is reviewed
Go To Next Unconfirmed Ctrl + Enter Navigates to the next page that has not been confirmed yet.

Please note the #Image Cleanup and Format Commands are often used when reviewing images in a Thumbnail Viewer.

Scan Viewer

The following shortcuts are unique to the Scan Viewer (used to scan paper documents into Grooper via a scanner device).

Shortcut Keystrokes Description
Scan Shortcuts
Scan Alt + Shift + S Scans all pages in the scanner's feeder
Scan After Alt + Shift + A Scans all pages in the scanner's feeder and inserts them after the selected item.
Scan Before Alt + Shift + B Scans all pages in the scanner's feeder and inserts them before the selected item.
Scan Repeat Alt + Shift + R Continuously scans all pages in the scanner's feeder. When the feeder is empty, Grooper will poll the scanner until more pages are detected, then automatically resume scanning.