FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND ASYCUDA++ Ó UNCTAD - SITE (V1.15) 2.7 Fig. 2.1  MODCBR: Functions: Declaration: Creation: Local Menu: Action For  an  explanation  of  'Local  Menu'  options,  see  the  descriptions  under  the individual functions within the Modules. Using the Interface Commands are given and screens are displayed by using the keyboard or the mouse. Using the Mouse Move the mouse to place the cursor onto the required option on the top or bottom status line, then press  either  the  right  or  left  button.  A  menu  will  appear  below  the  option  selected  from  the  top status line. Again move the mouse to place the cursor on the option required on this menu, then press either the right or left button. To exit a menu move the mouse to place the cursor outside the menu, then press the right or left button. Using the keys Hold the <Alt> key down, then press the first letter (i.e. the highlighted letter) of the option required of  the  top  status  line  or  press    <spacebar>   to   select   the   option.   The   option   selected   will   be highlighted  automatically  and  a  menu  will  appear  below  the  option.  Move  to  the  option  required from the menu with the down arrow key or press the number on the left of the option. Press <F10> to  access  the  options  on  the  top  status  line.  One  of  the  options  will  be  highlighted. When you have accessed one of the options of the top status line, move to the other options on the status line with the left or right arrow. Press <Enter>  and a menu will appear below the option. To exit menus press the <Esc> key. Note: It is possible to combine the use of the mouse and keys. See  Hotkeys for full details. Pull down Menus Options on the pull down menus followed by: - 4 means: this option is followed by a sub-menu. (nothing) this option is followed by a window. . . . . this option is followed by a window with a list of choices or information. Keys (eg. Alt – M) this option may also be selected by pressing the keys, instead of using the mouse.