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 After registration succeeds, return to the login screen and sign in with the account you created. After registration succeeds, return to the login screen and sign in with the account you created.
  
-===== Useful Client Features =====+===== Enter The Game =====
  
-The client includes several tools that can make common actions easier from the beginning. Open the **Settings** menu while playing to find **Aliases** and **Hotkeys**. These settings are saved for each character, and you can copy them from another character later.+After signing in, create a character or select one from your character list, then choose **Enter Game**.
  
-==== Aliases ==== +Once you enter the world, see [[beginning_your_adventure|Beginning Your Adventure]] for an overview of the progression paths available to a fresh character. To customize your controls and create command shortcuts, see [[hotkeys_and_aliases|Hotkeys and Aliases]].
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-Aliases turn a short name into a longer command. In **Settings > Aliases**, choose **Add Alias**, enter an alias and its command, then save it. +
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-For example: +
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-^ Alias ^ Command ^ Example Use ^ +
-| ''heal'' | ''cast cure at #1'' | ''heal @nearest.friendly.injured'' | +
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-Alias commands can accept numbered parameters: +
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-  * ''#1'' through ''#9'' are required parameters. +
-  * ''&1'' through ''&9'' are optional parameters. +
-  * If an alias has no parameter markers, any extra words you type are added to the end of its command. +
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-The question-mark button in the Aliases window opens additional examples and command help. +
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-==== Hotkeys ==== +
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-In **Settings > Hotkeys**, you can bind a key combination to either a **Command** or a **Game Action**. +
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-  * A Command is sent as though you typed it. It can use an alias or a target selector such as ''@nearest.hostile'' or ''@nearest.friendly.injured''. +
-  * A Game Action performs a client feature directly, such as opening an inventory tab or the Quest Journal. +
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-The Hotkeys window also controls the input mode. Modifier bindings such as Ctrl or Alt combinations work in both modes. Bare-key bindings work in **PressToChat** mode, where **Enter** activates chat and **Esc** returns control to hotkeys. +
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-Some useful default bindings are: +
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-^ Hotkey ^ Action ^ +
-| **Alt+J** | Open the Quest Journal | +
-| **Alt+C** | Open the Portrait tab | +
-| **Alt+S** | Open the Sack tab | +
-| **Alt+B** | Open the Belt tab | +
-| **Alt+P** | Open the Spells tab | +
-| **Ctrl+S** | Finish the movement path currently being previewed | +
-| **F12** | Take a screenshot | +
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-==== Quest Journal ==== +
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-The **Quest Journal** tracks your active quests, their current instructions, and your progress toward their objectives. Open it with **Alt+J** by default, or assign a different binding from the Hotkeys window. +
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-The journal tracks quests you have already accepted. Continue speaking with NPCs and exploring each land to discover new ones. +
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-Once you enter the world, see [[beginning_your_adventure|Beginning Your Adventure]] for an overview of the progression paths available to a fresh character.+
  
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