Windows Keyboard Shortcut Keys

You can use shortcut keys to do a specific command or to do a set of functions in a very quick and easy way.

Ctrl + A: Selects all of the text or object in the current document.

Ctrl + B: Bold your text.

Ctrl + C: Copy the text or object or item.

Ctrl + D: Displays the Font dialogue box.

Ctrl + E: Set your text or paragraph alignment to the center.

Ctrl + F: Opens a find dialog box where you can search for a specific word or collection of words.

Ctrl + G: Opens a Go-To dialogue box by which you can go to a specific location in the document.

Ctrl + H: Open a Replace dialogue box by which you can replace a specific word or the collection of words.

Ctrl + I: Set your text style to Italic and Vice Versa

Ctrl + J: Use to make text or paragraph justified

Ctrl + K: Use to create a hyperlink.

Ctrl + L: Set your text or paragraph alignment to left.

Ctrl + M: Indent a paragraph from the left.

Ctrl + N: Use to create a new document of the document you currently using.

Ctrl + O: Opens a document you saved earlier.

Ctrl + P: Prints a document.

Ctrl + Q: Use to remove text or paragraphs formatting.

Ctrl + R: Set your text or paragraph alignment to right.

Ctrl + S: Saves a document.

Ctrl + T: Use to open a new tab in browsers.

Ctrl + U: Underlines text.

Ctrl + V: Pastes the copied item or text.

Ctrl + W: Use to close the program you using currently.

Ctrl + X: Cuts the selected item or text.

Ctrl + Y: Redo the last action.

Ctrl + Z: Undo the last action.

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