| Save the Current Document |
<Ctrl>-S |
| Open a New Document |
<Ctrl>-O |
| Undo the last thing you did |
<Alt>-<Backspace> or <Ctrl>-Z |
| Undo the last Undo |
<Ctrl>-Y |
| Select the entire document |
<Ctrl>-A |
| Delete the selection and move it to the
clipboard |
<Ctrl>-X |
| Copy the selection to the clipboard
(also works to copy from one program to another) |
<Ctrl>-C |
| Paste the clipboard's current contents
into the current program (also works to paste from one program to
another) |
<Ctrl>-V |
| Open Print dialogue box |
<Ctrl>-P |
| Turn Italics on or off |
<Ctrl>-I |
| Turn Bold on or off |
<Ctrl>-B |
| Turn Underlining on or off |
<Ctrl>-U |
| Launch a program's Search or Find tool |
<Ctrl>-F or <F3> |
| Move the cursor to the beginning of a
document |
<Ctrl>-<Home> |
| Move the cursor the end of a document |
<Ctrl>-<End> |
| Open a shortcut (normally a right-click
on your mouse) |
<Shift>-<F10> |
Most
times when you are working in Microsoft Windows programs, you use
the keyboard and your mouse. Did you know there are shortcuts that can help you
jump around without ever touching your mouse? These tips work for
most any "Microsoft compatible" programs. Try it!