Tips and Tricks for Using QuickBooks 2006
Part of the QuickBooks 2006 For Dummies Cheat Sheet
What happens when you right-click in QuickBooks 2013 depends on what you're doing at the time. When you right-click, QuickBooks displays a shortcut menu of common commands for the particular transaction, item, or window you are working in. For example, it often displays commands for memorizing or voiding the transaction, or creating a QuickReport on the transaction. The commands differ based on the type of transaction you select.
Here are some more QuickBooks interface tricks:
To get help, click the How Do I? button in the upper-right corner of the dialog box and choose a topic from the drop-down list.
To move quickly to a specific list box entry, press the letter.
To select a list box entry and choose a dialog box's suggested command button, double-click the entry.
To move the insertion point to the beginning of a field, press Home.
To move the insertion point to the end of a field, press End.
QuickBooks locks the active window into place and then displays a list of windows in its Navigator pane, which is like another little window. To move to a listed window, just click it.
To remove the Navigator, choose View, Open Window List. (You can move the other locked pane which lists windows, called the Shortcuts List, by choosing Lists, Shortcut List.)
To tell QuickBooks to use windows the same way every other program does, choose View, Multiple Windows.