Keyboard shortcut for cycling through open images

hi guys, i am working in a PC Photoshop now. Which is the Keyboard Shortcut for cycling through open images? Where i can change it if i want it? I mean clying through open images and not applications which is Control+TAB.
Thanks for any info!
S

Actually Ctrl+Tab is the photoshop windows keyboard shortcut for cycling through open images.
Does that not work for you?
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