Most preferred shortcuts for 'Step' action

Reference program: Cinema 4D - Evaluation date: - Accuracy level:

There are 1 occurrences of this action in the database. Less similar actions are found >100 times.

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Similarity	Shortcut action	Program name	Shortcut
90%	Step through a replayed trace	SQL Server Profiler	F10
90%	Step thumbnail size down	Adobe Bridge CC	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + -
90%	Step thumbnail size up	Adobe Bridge CC	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + +
90%	Step thumbnail size down	Adobe Bridge CC (Mac)	⌘ Cmd + ↑ Shift + -
90%	Step thumbnail size up	Adobe Bridge CC (Mac)	⌘ Cmd + ↑ Shift + +
90%	Step backwards	Total War: Attila	↓
90%	Step forward	Total War: Attila	↑
90%	Step forward	Total War: Attila (Mac)	↑
90%	Step backwards	Total War: Attila (Mac)	↓
90%	Changes slider step by 10	Tibia	+ ↑ Shift
90%	Changes slider step by 100	Tibia	+ Ctrl
90%	Changes slider step by 1000	Tibia	+ Ctrl + ↑ Shift
90%	(when paused) Step backward	SnapStream	←
90%	(when paused) Step forward	SnapStream	→
90%	Go to step	LDView	Ctrl + G
90%	Last step	LDView	End
90%	First step	LDView	Home
90%	Next step	LDView	Page Down
90%	Previous step	LDView	Page Up
90%	Choose the current move stepping	LDCad	1 - 9

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