Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows Computers
Hold down Ctrl & press the indicated key to execute the following commands:
FILE
Ctrl + S = Save
Ctrl + N = New Document
Ctrl + O = Open Existing Document
Ctrl + P = Print
Ctrl + W = Close
PARAGRAPH ALIGNMENT
Ctrl + L = Left Aligned
Ctrl + R = Right Aligned
Ctrl + E = Center Aligned
Ctrl + J = Justified
LINE SPACING
Ctrl + 1 = Single Line Spacing
Ctrl + 2 = Double Line Spacing
Ctrl + 5 = 1½ Line Spacing
Font Styles (with text selected)
Ctrl + B = Bold
Ctrl + I = Italic
Ctrl + U = Underlined.
Page Scrolling
Ctrl + Home = Top of Document
Ctrl + End = Bottom of Document
Ctrl + Page Up = Top of Page
Ctrl + Page Down = Bottom of Page
EDIT
Ctrl + A = Select All
Ctrl + X = Cut
Ctrl + C = Copy
Ctrl + V = Paste
Ctrl + F = Find
Ctrl + H = Find & Replace
Ctrl + Z = Undo
Ctrl + Y = Redo
(On the Mac, use the Command key rather than the Ctrl key.)
Creating Special Characters with your Alt key + a Numeric Code
NOTE: Codes generated with your Alt Key require using the Number Keys on your Numeric Keypad.
Using the Number Keys at the top of your keyboard will not work.
Win (Windows) Key Same as clicking on Start Win Key + E Opens Windows Explorer Win Key + F = Find Files & Folders Win Key + R brings up the Run command.
Win Key + Pause/Break Key takes you to System Properties Win Key + D
toggles you between the Desktop and wherever you happen to be.
Right-Click Key (Same as Pressing Right Button on a Mouse)
Símbolos Españoles
Alt + 0191 = ¿
Alt + 0161 = ¡
Alt + 0209 = Ñ
Alt + 0241 = ñ
Alt + 0225 = á
Alt + 0233 = é
Alt + 0237 = í
Alt + 0243 = ó
Alt + 0250 = ú
Alt + 0252 = ü
Alt + 0186 = ° (1° = primero)
Alt + 0170 = ² (2² = segunda)
(The following shortcuts do NOT use the Ctrl or Alt key.) F1 = Help F7 = Spell Checker Shift + F7 = Thesaurus F12 = Save As... Alt + F4 = Exit Program Ctrl + Alt + Del = Break out of a lockup and open Task Manager
In MS-Word: Shift + F3 = Toggles selected text fromALL CAPITAL LETTERS toall lower case letters toTraditional sentence structure.
These shortcuts apply to many Microsoft programs (such as MSOffice & MSWorks). Most of the shortcuts apply to many other programs, as well.
(On the Mac, use the Command key rather than the Ctrl key.)