Shortcut Keys 🔑 Useful For Different Exams

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Shortcut Keys 🔑 




Ctrl + A             Slect all 
Ctrl + B             Make text bold 
Ctrl + C             Copy the selected part 
Ctrl + E              Center align 
Ctrl + F              Find 
Ctrl + H              Find and Replace 
Ctrl + I                Make text italicized 
Ctrl + K               Insert hyperlink 
Ctrl + L               Left align 
Ctrl + N             Create a new file 
Ctrl + O             Open a file 
Ctrl + P              Print active document 
Ctrl + R              Right align 
Ctrl + S              Save a file 
Ctrl + U              Make text underlined
Ctrl + V              Paste selection 
Ctrl + W             Close the active window 
Ctrl + X              Cut selection 
Ctrl + Y             Redo previous undo 
Ctrl + Z             Undo previous action 
Ctrl + >              Make text larger 
Ctrl + <               Make text smaller 
Ctrl + Shift + L      Bulleted list 
Ctrl + Shift + V      Open the Paste Special                                          dialog box 
Ctrl + Home           Go to start of document 
Ctrl + End               Go to End of document 
Ctrl + F4                 Close the active file 
Home                     Beginning of line 
End                         End of line 
Alt + F4                Close the application 
Alt + Tab             Cycles between open                                             applications 
Alt + Enter          To view properties of the                                        selected item 
Alt + F6              Switch between current                                         program windows 
Shift + F10        Display shortcut menu for                                     selected item 
Ctrl + Alt + Del   Opens task manager 
F1                        Get help 
F2                        Rename selected object 
F3                        Find all files 
F4                        Opens file list drop down in                                  dialogs 
F5                        Refresh current window 
F6                      Shifts focus in Windows                                         Explorer 
F7                       Check spelling 
F10                    Activates menu bar options 
F12                    Save file with different name                                (Save as) 



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