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Control Key Shortcuts


Control Key Shortcuts
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CTRL+A = All Select
CTRL+B = Bold
CTRL+C = Copy
CTRL+D = Duplicate
CTRL+E = Alignment Center Side
CTRL+F = Find
CTRL+G = Group & Go To
CTRL+H = Replace
CTRL+I = Italic
CTRL+J = Justify
CTRL+K = Hyperlink
CTRL+L = Alignment Left Side
CTRL+M = New Slide
CTRL+N = New Document & Page
CTRL+O = Open
CTRL+P = Print
CTRL+Q = Quit
CTRL+R = Alignment Right Side
CTRL+S = Save
CTRL+T = New Tab
CTRL+U = Underline
CTRL+V = Paste
CTRL+W = Close The Window
CTRL+X = Cut
CTRL+Y = Redo
CTRL+Z = Undo


CTRL+Esc = Windows Start Menu
CTRL+Tab = Switch between open tabs in the browser or other tabbed programs.
CTRL+Shift+Tab = Will go backwards (right to left).
CTRL+Delete = Delete Next Word.
CTRL+Backspace = Delete Previous Word.
CTRL+PgDn = Next Tab
CTRL+PgUp = Previous Tab


CTRL + ← = Previous Word
CTRL + → = Next Word
CTRL + Alt + ↑ = Rotate Screen Right Side
CTRL + Alt + ↓ = Rotate Screen upside down
CTRL + Alt + ← = Rotate Screen Left
CTRL + Alt + → = Rotate Screen Right


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