computer shortcuts

ctrl A

select all

ctrl c

copy

ctrl f

find

ctrl h

find and replace

ctrl p

print

ctrl K

create hyper link

ctrl v

paste

ctrl x

deletes so you can paste, cut

ctrl y

redo

ctrl z

undo

ctrl mouse scroll wheel

zoom in and out

ctrl b

bold

ctrl i

italics

ctrl u

underline

shift left and right arrow keys

highlighting one character at a time

shift up and down arrow keys

highlights lines at a time

shift home

highlights from cursor position to front of line

shift end

highlights from cursor position to end of line

what does shift imply

implies a highlighting feature

tab when cursor is in a table

changes cells forward (right and down)

shift tab when in table

changes cells backwards (left and up)

shift enter

new line in same paragraph

ctrl enter

page break

ctrl s (non Google suite)

save

ctrl n (non Google suite)

create new file

ctrl o (non Google suite)

open a file

ctrl T in browser

new tab

scroll wheel click on a hyperlink or ctrl hyperlink click

opens link in a new tab

tab key when filling out forms

goes to the next question, moves forward

shift tab when filling out forms

go back to the last question, moves backwards

ctrl h in browser

open browsing history

ctrl 0 in browser

resets zoom to 100%

ctrl and mouse scroll wheel or Ctrl + or Ctrl -

zoom in and out

space in browser

scrolls down

shift space in browser

scrolls up

shift click in drive

highlights everything between your first and last click (files)

ctrl click in drive

selects every file that you click at once/together

ctrl /

see help/keyboard shortcuts

what will a header/footer do for you

it will let you put content in the top and bottom margins appears on every page

what are page margins

the amount of space on the sides, top and bottom of the document

why would you want to use a page break

when you want content to be on a separate page and it will stay the same on a separate page when you make changes above the break