Add shortcuts to BlackBerry programs

The Blackberry development documentation describes how to add shortcuts to applications.

In your Project Properties in the Integration Development Environment (IDE), click the Resources tab.
Under the Title ID option, specify the Resource variable name (App_Title) which corresponds to the actual text to be displayed (myApp) on the ribbon. www.2cto.com
If you want the in myApp to be a hotkey, insert the unicode underscore character (u0332) after. therefore, in your resource package, instead of specifying myApp as the value for the variable App_Title, specify the following:
MyAu0332pp

Open the resource page in the integrated development environment. In the Title attribute, developers generally specify the application name here. Pick a letter in the name and add u0332 to the end. This letter becomes the shortcut key for the application. If the system has defined a shortcut key for this letter, it will be replaced by this new application.

For example, the program name is MyApp. If you want to define A as the application's shortcut key, you can write it as: MyAu0332pp.

In addition, you must note that the Application name cannot contain Chinese characters. If you have any Chinese characters, you can convert them into AscII characters (for example: "Browser" is converted into "\ u6d4f \ u89c8 \ u5668 ").