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→Keyboard shortcuts
===Keyboard shortcuts===
===Keyboard shortcuts===
* Ctrl-q quit (exit Turtle Art)
* Ctrl-q quit (exit Turtle Art)
* Alt+p palette
* Alt+p show/hide the palettes
* Alt+b blocks
* Alt+b show/hide the blocks
* Alt+r run
* Alt+r run the 'start' stack rapidly
* Alt+w walk
* Alt+w run the 'start' stack slowly (and highlight blocks during execution)
* Alt+s stop
* Alt+s stop execution of the stack
* Alt+e erase the screen
* Alt+e erase the screen
* Esc return from full-screen mode
* Esc return from full-screen mode
* ctrl+c copy block(s) or text in block
* Ctrl+c copy a stack of blocks or text from a block
* ctrl+v paste block(s) or text in block
* Ctrl+v paste a stack of blocks or text into a block
* cursor (arrow) keys or h j k l move selected block(s), turtle, or toolbar items
* cursor (arrow) keys (or h j k l keys) move selected stack of blocks or turtle or move between toolbar items
* Return (Enter) is used to select a toolbar item or to run a stack or block
* Return (Enter) is used to run a stack of blocks or to select a toolbar item
Note that the buttons on the OLPC XO display can also be used:
Note for OLPC-XO laptop users: the buttons on the display can also be used.
* The left-hand buttons can be used to move a stack of blocks or turtle
* The left-hand buttons can be used to move a stack of blocks or turtle
* o button runs the selected stack or block
* o button runs the selected stack of blocks
* × button deletes the selected block or stack
* × button deletes the selected stack of blocks
* ◽ button returns the selected turtle to the home position (center of the screen)
* ✓ button returns the selected turtle to the home position (center of the screen)
* ◽ button selects the next block (in the order in which they were added)
===Helpful hints===
===Helpful hints===