File → New (Ctrl+N) : Displays the New dialog from which to select the document file type.

File → Open (Ctrl+O) : Displays the Open dialog used to discover, select and open one or more files.

File → Save (Ctrl+S) : Saves the current document. If the document does not have a file, displays the Save As dialog.

File → Save Results : Displays the Save Results dialog, used to save the result-list of the, currently in focus, message tab.

File → Open Project (Ctrl+F2) : Displays the Open Project dialog used to discover, select and open a project file.

File → Save Project (Ctrl+F3 (Cmd+G on Mac)) : Saves the current project. If the project does not have a file, displays the Save Project As dialog.

File → Print (Ctrl+P) : Displays the Page Setup dialog used to define the page size and orientation properties for printing.

File → Close (Ctrl+W) : Closes only the selected tab. All other tab instances remain.

File → Exit (Ctrl+Q) : Terminates the <oXygen/> XML Editor. Session information such as the current Project, open Documents and Option settings is made persistent. When the <oXygen/> editor is re-opened, the persistence information returns to the last saved state.

Edit → Undo (Ctrl+Z) : Reverses, a maximum of 100, editing actions to return to the preceding state.

Edit → Redo (Ctrl+Y for Windows, Ctrl+Shift+Z for Mac OSX and Linux) : Recreates, a maximum of 100, editing actions that where undone by the Undo function.

Edit → Cut (Ctrl+X) : Removes the current selected node from the document and places it in the clipboard.

Edit → Copy (Ctrl+C) : Places a duplicate copy of the current selection in the clipboard.

Edit → Paste (Ctrl+V) : Places the current clipboard content into the document at the cursor position.

Edit → Select All (Ctrl+A) : Selects the entire body of the current document, including whitespace preceding the first and following the last character.

Edit → Check Spelling (F4) : Checks the spelling in your document.

Find → Find/Replace... (Ctrl+F) : Displays the Find/Replace dialog, used to define "search for" or "search for and replace" operations on the current document. The replace operation can bind Perl 5-like regexp group variables ($1, $2, etc.) from the find match.

Find → Go to Line (Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on Mac)) : Displays the Go to Line dialog used to move the cursor directly to the position specified.

Find → Search again (F3) : Performs another search using the last search configuration.

Tree Editor → Show... (Ctrl+T) : Opens the window for editing a document displayed as a structured tree.

Help → Help (F1) : Opens the <oXygen/> XML Editor Online Help System.

Document → Validate document (Ctrl+Shift+V) : Executes the Validation operation on the current document using a validating parser. Returns an error result-list in the Message panel. Mark-up of current document is checked to conform with the specified DTD rules.

Document → Check document form (Ctrl+Shift+W) : Executes the XML Form check operation on the current document using a non-validating parser. Returns an error result-list in the Message panel.

Document → Apply transformation scenario (Ctrl+Shift+T) : Executes the transformation process using the configuration properties defined in the Configure Transformation dialog.

Document+ XML Document → Configure transformation scenario (Ctrl+Shift+C) : Displays the Configure Transformation dialog, used to define properties for conversion of documents to multiple output targets. Also enables saving of "Scenarios". Each scenario, can store a unique configuration ready to be used in the future.

Document → Format and Indent (Ctrl+Shift+P) : Also referred to as "Pretty Print", Format and Indent performs layout functions to make mark-up easier to read on screen and in print output.

Document → Learn Structure (Ctrl+Shift+L) : Reads the mark-up structure of the current document so that it can be saved as a template using the Save Structure option.

Document → Save Structure (Ctrl+Shift+S) : Displays the Save Structure dialog, used to name and create DTD documents learnt by the Learn Structure function.

Document → Find All (Ctrl+Shift+F) : Finds all occurrences of selected word in current file.