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Ctrl+1..9 to jump to a tab by its current position (main window + Preferences)

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Ctrl and a number selects the Nth tab as it currently appears — positions are live, so they follow
the user's tab reordering and the pan/EQ tab's show/hide. Handled in ProcessCmdKey on both the main
window and the Preferences dialog; focuses the tab strip afterwards so NVDA reads the new tab (like
Ctrl+Tab). Matches Andre's readout app. Manual updated.

Build clean; --selftest passes; deployed to both test folders. Held for next release.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -761,7 +761,7 @@ Both Opus choices can automatically repair a single missing packet (see the sect
## 15. Keyboard shortcuts (within the main window)
Each tab has its own Alt+letter shortcuts. The same letter can do different things on different tabs without clashing — the shortcuts only work on the tab that's showing. Move between tabs with Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab.
Each tab has its own Alt+letter shortcuts. The same letter can do different things on different tabs without clashing — the shortcuts only work on the tab that's showing. Move between tabs with Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab, or jump straight to one with Ctrl and its number (Ctrl+1 for the first tab, and so on — the numbers follow whatever order you've set the tabs in).
### Connectivity tab
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**F1**| **Open this manual** in your default web browser. Works anywhere in RemSound — the main window, every dialog, and the profile picker on first launch.
Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab| Move to the next / previous tab
Ctrl+1…Ctrl+9| Jump straight to a tab by its position — Ctrl+1 is the first tab, Ctrl+2 the second, and so on. The number follows the current order, so if you reorder the tabs (Preferences → Appearance) the numbers move with them. Works in the main window and in the Preferences dialog.
Tab / Shift+Tab| Move between controls within the current tab
Spacebar| Tick or untick an item in any device list, or toggle the focused checkbox
Up / Down| Move between items in any list
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### The Audio cues tab
Open **File → Preferences** (or Ctrl+P) and go to the **Audio cues** tab. (Preferences is organised into five tabs — General, Audio cues, Startup behaviour, Update settings and Logging — which you move between with Ctrl+Tab, or with the arrow keys when the row of tab names has focus.)
Open **File → Preferences** (or Ctrl+P) and go to the **Audio cues** tab. (Preferences is organised into six tabs — General, Appearance, Audio cues, Startup behaviour, Update settings and Logging — which you move between with Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl and a number, or the arrow keys when the row of tab names has focus.)
The **Audio cue sounds (Alt+N)** list shows every cue by name. Use the up and down arrow keys to move between them — as you land on each cue, RemSound plays its current sound, so you can hear what's set just by arrowing through.