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<blockquote data-quote="jclifford" data-source="post: 1266419" data-attributes="member: 164697">I had tried using the mapping facility but the problem was more in my head.&nbsp; It never occurred to me that the act/function of returning to the previous screen could be called ESC.&nbsp; In the PC world the function is widely graphically represented by a clickable icon of an arrow pointing to the left&nbsp; (and called &quot;Back&quot; ) - in all the browsers I have used, MCW, Windows Explorer AND in MediaPortal2.&nbsp;&nbsp; In programs based on text entry such as the MS&nbsp; Office suite an anticlockwise arrow is used for &quot;Undo&quot;.Dictionary.com defines &quot;Escape key&quot; as &quot;a key (frequently labeled Esc) found on most computer keyboards and used for any of various functions, as to interrupt or cancel the current process or running program, or to close a pop-up window.&quot;&nbsp; There is no mention of it being used for &quot;return to the previous view&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jclifford, post: 1266419, member: 164697"] I had tried using the mapping facility but the problem was more in my head. It never occurred to me that the act/function of returning to the previous screen could be called ESC. In the PC world the function is widely graphically represented by a clickable icon of an arrow pointing to the left (and called "Back" ) - in all the browsers I have used, MCW, Windows Explorer AND in MediaPortal2. In programs based on text entry such as the MS Office suite an anticlockwise arrow is used for "Undo". Dictionary.com defines "Escape key" as "a key (frequently labeled Esc) found on most computer keyboards and used for any of various functions, as to interrupt or cancel the current process or running program, or to close a pop-up window." There is no mention of it being used for "return to the previous view". [/QUOTE]

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