Help with the Palm WIreless Keyboard

Hello all, I have a Palm Tungsten E2 device with the universal wireless keyboard. I am familiar with most of the functions of the keyboard however there is one thing I have found elusive to this point. I'll do my best to describe the issue in detail so here goes.
My problem occurs when I open the calendar using the wireless keyboard shortcut (Fn + 4). I press the sequence and my palm pilot opens the calendar to the default "agenda" view, which is fine, but from there I want to navigate to the "daily", "weekly" or "monthly" view quickley (without using the stylus). I know to reach "daily" I press (start + enter) in the "agenda" view which highlights the first scheduled task for that particular day then pressing (start + enter) again opens the "daily" view. From there I can enter appointments as I see fit. But, what I want to do is navigate directly from "agenda" to "monthly" or "weekly". Is there a way to do this with a shortcut key combination? Also, I don't want to change the pilots default calendar setting from agenda to monthly.
Hopefully this makes sense, please let me know if there is a way to do this, also, if more information is required please post and I will respond.
Thanks,
CKF
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