30 KEYBOARD SHORTCUT KEYS TO KNOW

  1. Ctrl+A
Highlight everything in the current folder, document, or page.
  1. Ctrl+C / Ctrl+Insert
Copy the selected text, image, or item to the clipboard.
  1. Ctrl+X
Cut (remove) the selected text, image, or item and moves it to the clipboard.
  1. Ctrl+V
Paste contents of the clipboard into current program or window.
  1. Ctrl+F
In most programs, this command opens up a search window (includes all browsers and most Office applications).
  1. Ctrl+S
Save an open document, file, or webpage (most browsers and programs).
  1. Ctrl+Z
Undo the last action performed (supported by most programs and browsers).
  1. Ctrl+Left arrow/Right arrow
Move your cursor to the start of the previous word (left) or to the beginning of the next word (right).
  1. Ctrl+Shift+Left arrow/Right arrow
Highlight the previous word (left) or highlight the next word (right).
  1. Ctrl+Backspace
Delete the word to the left of your cursor.
  1. Ctrl+Home
Move your cursor to the beginning of a document or page.
  1. Ctrl+End
Move your cursor to the end of a document or page.
  1. Esc
Cancel current/opened task.
  1. Shift+Delete
Delete a highlighted item (permanently) without first moving it to the Recycle Bin.
  1. Ctrl+Tab
Move through opened tabs.
  1. Alt+Underlined letter
Perform corresponding command/shortcut or select corresponding option.
  1. Ctrl+Click / Shift+Click
Select more than one item or file
  1. Shift+Arrow
Highlight text to the left or the right.
  1. Ctrl+P
Print current document or page.
  1. Ctrl+Shift+V
Paste current clipboard as plain text.
  1. Alt+F4
Close any opened/active windows app.
  1. Shift+F7
Open thesaurus lookup in Microsoft Word.
  1. Ctrl+Shift+T
Reopen last closed browser tab.
  1. Windows key+M
Minimize all opened windows.
  1. Windows key+L
Lock your PC.
  1. Ctrl+D
Bookmark current webpage.
  1. Ctrl+Shift+B/O
Open your bookmarks menu (depends on browser).
  1. Ctrl+R (browser)
Refresh current page
  1. Ctrl+R (Microsoft Outlook)
Start a reply to currently selected/opened email.
  1. F2
Rename highlighted file(s).

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