On Eclipse Console view, what key(s) move the focus to the button row?











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After CTRL+F7 takes me to Console:



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what key(s) will place the focus on the Console button row e.g.



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    (I am assuming Eclipse is supposed to be fully operable by keyboard.)



    After CTRL+F7 takes me to Console:



    enter image description here



    what key(s) will place the focus on the Console button row e.g.



    enter image description here



    ?






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      (I am assuming Eclipse is supposed to be fully operable by keyboard.)



      After CTRL+F7 takes me to Console:



      enter image description here



      what key(s) will place the focus on the Console button row e.g.



      enter image description here



      ?






      eclipse windows-7







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      (I am assuming Eclipse is supposed to be fully operable by keyboard.)



      After CTRL+F7 takes me to Console:



      enter image description here



      what key(s) will place the focus on the Console button row e.g.



      enter image description here



      ?






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          Click Shift + Tab to change focus until get to buttons row



          Then you can move using the keyboard arrows signs






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          • Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
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          Click Shift + Tab to change focus until get to buttons row



          Then you can move using the keyboard arrows signs






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          • Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
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          Click Shift + Tab to change focus until get to buttons row



          Then you can move using the keyboard arrows signs






          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
            – ChrisJJ
            Nov 5 at 0:03










          • @ChrisJJ updated answer
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          Click Shift + Tab to change focus until get to buttons row



          Then you can move using the keyboard arrows signs






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          Click Shift + Tab to change focus until get to buttons row



          Then you can move using the keyboard arrows signs







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          • Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
            – ChrisJJ
            Nov 5 at 0:03










          • @ChrisJJ updated answer
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            Nov 5 at 3:46


















          • Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
            – ChrisJJ
            Nov 5 at 0:03










          • @ChrisJJ updated answer
            – user7294900
            Nov 5 at 3:46
















          Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
          – ChrisJJ
          Nov 5 at 0:03




          Thanks. from your info, I find just one SHIFT+TAB is sufficient to reach the button row i.imgur.com/Yqi9Jqa.png and a second ones reaches the Clear Console button of my example. Please do edit your answer so I can accept it.
          – ChrisJJ
          Nov 5 at 0:03












          @ChrisJJ updated answer
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