Selecting
Text
One of the most useful things you
can do with text editing keyboard shortcuts is selecting bits of text. It
speeds things along a great deal when writing.
Select one character at a time. – Shift+Left
or Right Arrow
Select one line at a time. – Shift+Up
or Down Arrow Keys
Select one word with each arrow
press. – Shift+Ctrl+Left or Right Arrow
Select current paragraph. – Shift+Ctrl+Up
or Down Arrow
Select text between the cursor and
the end of the current line. – Shift+Home
Select text between the cursor and
the end of the current line. – Shift+End
Select all text. – Ctrl+A
Editing
Text
Once you have all those text bits
selected, you need to do something with them. That is where these handy editing
bits come into play.
Copy selected text. – Ctrl+C or
Ctrl+Insert
Cut selected text. – Ctrl+X or
Shift+Delete
Paste text at the cursor. – Ctrl+V
or Shift+Insert
Undo last action. – Ctrl+Z
Redo last action. – Ctrl+Y
Formatting
Text
Another useful thing you can do with
keyboard shortcuts is format your text. You can make it italicized, bold
and more with just a couple of buttons on the keyboard.
Make text bold. – Ctrl+B
Make text italicized. – Ctrl+I
Underline selected text. – Ctrl+U
Moving
the Cursor
You can move your cursor all around
your text document without ever placing your hands on the mouse. This allows
you to keep your hands on the keyboard and the productivity flowing.
Move to beginning of current line. –
Home
Move to end of current line. – End
Move to top of text entry field. – Ctrl+Home
Move to bottom of the text entry
field. – Ctrl+End
Move up one frame. – Page Up
Move down one frame. – Page Down
Move to beginning of paragraph. – Ctrl+Up
Arrow
Move to end of paragraph. – Ctrl+Down
Arrow
Working
With Whole Words
Deleting text one letter at a time
is not the quickest way to do the job. If you need to delete and mess with full
words, these keyboard shortcuts are just what you need.
Move to start of previous word. – Ctrl+Left
Arrow
Move to start of next word. – Ctrl+Right
Arrow
Delete previous word. –
Ctrl+Backspace
Delete next word – Ctrl+Delete
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