Visualizer: keyboard options?

When I type: ?
with the iTunes Visualizer running, I see a set of keyboard options, which are not explained (AFAIK) in the iTunes "help" docs.
What do these keys do? Some seem to do nothing at all...
Thanks

Here's an update to that article: http://www.macworld.com/article/135762/2008/09/itunes8visualizer.html

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