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How do I use keyboard shortcuts?
Some of the most frequently used keyboard shortcuts are in the table below. For a more complete and up-to-date list see:
To Do This | Windows | Mac |
---|---|---|
Copy selected | Ctrl + C | Command + C |
Paste selected | Ctrl + V | Command + V |
Cut selected | Ctrl + X | Command + X |
Undo | Ctrl + Z | Command + Z |
Redo | Ctrl + Y | Shift + Command + Z |
Open print menu | Ctrl + P | Command + P |
Open save menu | Ctrl + S | Command + S |
Select All | Ctrl + A | Command + A |
Delete selected | Delete | |
Select a block of text | Ctrl + Shift + an Arrow Key | |
Toggle full screen | F11 | |
Maximize window | Windows Logo Key + Up Arrow | |
Restore down window | Windows Logo Key + Down Arrow | |
Bookmark in browser | Ctrl + D | |
Switch between open apps | Alt + Tab | |
Open task view | Windows Logo Key + Tab | |
Lock PC | Windows Logo Key + L | |
Find (Search a document or site for specific text) | Ctrl + F | Command + F |
Close active window | Ctrl + W | |
Open a tab in a browser | Ctrl + T | Command + T |
Select address bar | Ctrl + L | |
Display top of the active window | Home | |
Display bottomw of the active window | End | |
Move the cursor in the direction specified | Arrow Keys | |
Refresh the active window | F5 | |
Toggle start menu | Windows Logo Key | |
Toggle desktop display | Windows Logo Key + D | |
Open File Explorer | Windows Logo Key + E | |
Display properties of selected item | Alt + Enter | |
Minimize all windows | Windows Logo Key + M | Option + Command + M |
Restore minimized windows | Windows Logo Key + Shift + M | |
Open Run dialog box | Windows Logo Key + R | |
Take a screenshot of part of your screen | Windows Logo Key + Shift + S | |
Cycle through apps on the taskbar | Windows Logo Key + T |
Last Updated: Aug 02, 2024