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1.5 Localized User Interface
Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 offers localized user interfaces for the client software. The following user interface languages are supported: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese both Brazil and Portugal, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Russian, Greek, Turkish, Hebrew, Chinese both Simplified and Traditional, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Arabic. The user interface language is automatically set to match the locale of the operating system; for example, if you are running a German version of Microsoft Windows, then the Desktop Integration Suite user interface will also be German.1.6 Accessibility Features
Desktop Integration Suite complies with Oracles accessibility guidelines. It provides accessibility features in a number of areas: ■ Menu Access ■ Context Menus ■ Standard Windows Keyboard Shortcuts ■ Additional Keyboard Shortcuts Menu Access The Desktop Integration Suite client software adds a number of menus and toolbars to some of the applications it integrates with. As is customary in Windows applications, each menu item has its own keyboard shortcut Alt key plus a letter. Context Menus The Desktop Integration Suite client software provides context menus to provide options that are relevant to the current context of the application. For example, with a contribution folder selected, it shows options that are applicable to that folder in that particular context. To show a context menu, right-click an object in the integration hierarchy or the content pane, or press the menu key on your keyboard. For more information about context menus, see Section 6.7, Context Menus. Standard Windows Keyboard Shortcuts The Desktop Integration Suite client software supports many standard Windows keyboard shortcuts, including: ■ Ctrl+C: copy ■ Ctrl+X: cut ■ Ctrl+V: paste ■ Delete: delete ■ F2: rename ■ Shift+F10: open the context menu for the selected item this is the same as right-clicking the item ■ Tab: move to the next user interface element ■ Shift+Tab: move to the previous user interface element 1-8 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Desktop Integration Suite Additional Keyboard Shortcuts You can use the following additional keyboard shortcuts in the Search panel of the Select Content dialog: ■ F5 : refresh the web browser form ■ F6 : move out of the web browser form 2 Setting Up Desktop Integration Suite on Client Computers 2-1 2 Setting Up Desktop Integration Suite on Client Computers This section explains the process of setting up Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 on client computers running the Microsoft Windows operating system. It covers these topics: ■ Section 2.1, Installation RequirementsParts
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