# Advanced tips & tricks

This page contains a diverse set of *“Did you know…?”*-style tips & tricks, for users who want to upgrade their knowledge of Clause9.

## Navigating around

* You can (repeatedly) press Ctrl-i to cycle between the last 10 visited parts of the app — somewhat similar to pressing Alt+Tab in Windows, or Command+Tab on a Mac.
* You can Alt-click on most file tabs to immediately navigate to (and select) that file within *Browse Files*. This works in Assemble Document, Design Q\&A, Use Q\&A, as well as all opened clauses and concepts.

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## Searching for content

* You can press Ctrl-Shift-F to show a quick-find dialog box, that enables you to quickly search for some content.
  * When you type some text, a standard search will be performed within *Browse Files*.
  * When you type in a number, you will search for the number of a file, and be shown all the results in *Browse Files*.
    * When you are currently within *Assemble Document* and type in a number, you can navigate to the first instance of that clause within the currently active document/binder.

## Editor

* When editing a clause, you can get **typing assist** by pressing Control-Spacebar. What you will see, depends on what you are typing:
  * when you are typing the name of concept (i.e., when there is a preceding #), you will get a list of matching concepts
  * when you are typing the name of a special function (i.e., when there is a preceding @), you will get a list of all matching special functions
  * when you are typing the parameters to a special function (i.e., when there is a preceding @ and opening parenthesis), you will get a popup explaining the parameters for that special function


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