The following are shortcut keyboard-commands necessary to use Eclipse without a mouse.

1. Navigating to Matching braces:
   Alt+Shift+P

2. Navigating to different parts of the code:
   Ctrl+O give you a small accessible window for navigating to different parts of the code.

3. Finding the syntax errors in a code:
   Ctrl+, and Ctrl+. takes you to the previous/next error. After reaching the error location, F2 will give you more information on the error in a small text area which is also accessible by JAWS.

4. Switching to different views
   Ctrl+F7 gives you the option in an accessible window to switch to different views

5. Switching to different Editors:
   Ctrl+F6 give you the option to switch between different editors.

6. Switch to Different Perspectives:
   Ctrl+F8 will give you the option to move to different perspectives.

7. Tracing back runtime errors from console:
   Once you are on some error hyperlink, F3 will take you to the corresponding source code.

8. Jumping from Method to Method:
   Ctrl+shift+Arrow-up/Ctrl+shift+Arrow-down

9. Reading the error messages on the top of the wizard dialog:
   F1

10. Accessing help context messages:
    F1
    

The JavaSpeak project is part of the CSCAP (Computer Science Curriculum Accessibility Program) at Winona State University and Saint Mary's University, which is funded in part by NSF .