Shortcuts

Change the key combinations used to toggle and quickly control iGo without taking your hands off the keyboard.

Sound

What it is: Plays a short "click" sound each time you toggle Vietnamese typing mode on or off.
What you get / when to use it: Turn this on if you want an audio confirmation, so you don't have to glance at the menu bar icon to know which language you just switched to.
Default: OFF.

What it is: Each row in the list below is an iGo action, with a field showing its currently assigned key combination (or "Unassigned" if none is set).
What you get / when to use it: Click the key combination field (the button changes to "Press keys…"), then type the combination you want to use (it must include at least one of Control/Shift/Option/Command — a bare key alone won't be accepted). Click "Delete" next to it to remove it, returning it to "Unassigned".
Note: "Unassigned" means completely off — that action won't occupy any shortcut, and it won't conflict with other apps' shortcuts.

What it is: Switches between typing Vietnamese and typing plain English (raw keyboard, no tone marks, no transformation at all).
Default: Control+Shift+Space.

What it is: Quickly toggles the "Continuous typing" feature (covered on the Typing page) on the spot, without reopening Settings.
Default: Control+Shift+S on a fresh install (if you've used an older version of iGo, your existing shortcut is kept as-is).

What it is: Cancels all Vietnamese transformations for the word you're currently typing, restoring the exact raw keys you just pressed — as if you'd never typed any tone marks for that word.
What you get / when to use it: Use this when iGo misunderstands what you meant and you want to get back exactly what you typed, so you can correct it by hand from scratch.
Default: Unassigned.

What it is: Clears the "working memory" of the word you're currently typing, WITHOUT deleting the text already shown on screen.
What you get / when to use it: Use this when you want to start typing a completely new word right at the current cursor position, without iGo mistakenly thinking you're continuing the previous word (for example, after using the mouse to move the cursor elsewhere).
Default: Unassigned.

What it is: Quickly deletes the entire word you're currently typing — both on screen and from iGo's working memory — as if you'd pressed Delete (Backspace) repeatedly until that whole word was gone.
What you get / when to use it: Faster than pressing Delete repeatedly when you want to remove an entire word you just mistyped.
Default: Unassigned.