General:
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Select
All
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Ctrl+A
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Undo
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Ctrl+Z
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Copy
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Ctrl+C
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Paste
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Ctrl+V
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New
Window or New Document
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Ctrl+N
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Windows:
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Switch
between programs
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Alt+Tab
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Open
Start menu
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Windows
key ΓΏ
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Internet
Explorer:
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New
tab
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Ctrl+T
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Find
on Page
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Ctrl+F
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Word:
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Open
a file
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Ctrl+O
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Save
a file
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Ctrl+S
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Print
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Ctrl+P
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Bold
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Ctrl+B
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Italics
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Ctrl+I
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Underline
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Ctrl+U
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Move
a word at a time
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Ctrl+Left
(or Right)
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Move
a paragraph at a time
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Ctrl+Up
(or Down)
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Select
text
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Shift+Arrow
keys
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Notes:
"Ctrl+A" means hold down Ctrl key while pressing the A
key.
How great! I'm compiling my own list for a Mac. I've interviewed various parties at work to learn new shortcuts. Using shortcuts noticeably improves one's efficiency on the computer.
ReplyDeleteOther shortcuts I like: the one that reopens an internet tab you accidentally closed. Also the one to close a window. And one I find really useful on a Mac is the shortcut to toggle through all the windows that are open in a program (command + tilde).
And maybe the best shortcut of all is the one you create yourself. If you find yourself repeatedly doing a task in a program, you should assign a new shortcut to the task and make your life easier!
Hurray for shortcuts.