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# &brandShortName; Keyboard Shortcuts

In this section: Using Shortcuts General Shortcuts &brandShortName; Shortcuts Help Window Shortcuts

## Using Shortcuts

This document uses the following format for listing shortcuts:

Example:

Command | Windows Mac OS Unix/Linux
--- | ---
Copy | Ctrl+C Cmd+C

To perform a command, press the accelerator key `Ctrl` `Cmd` and the press the shortcut combination key `C` once (while keeping the accelerator key pressed).

Tip: The plus sign (+) means that you must press two keys surrounding the plus sign at the same time. If there is more than one plus sign (such as Ctrl+Shift+C), it means that all three buttons surrounding the plus sign must be pressed at the same time.

Abbreviations:

- Ctrl Cmd = Control Key Command key on the Mac OS Keyboard

Note: Some keyboard shortcuts perform different functions based on cursor location (focus). For example, if you press Home on Windows while viewing a web page, &brandShortName; will move to the top of the web page. However, if you press Home on Windows while the cursor is in a text field, the cursor will go to the beginning of the text field.

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## General &brandShortName; Shortcuts

Command | Windows Unix/Linux MacOS
--- | ---
Open File | Ctrl Cmd+O
Open New Page/Template | Ctrl Cmd+N
Open New Tab | Ctrl Cmd+T
Save File | Ctrl Cmd+S
Copy | Ctrl Cmd+C
Paste | Ctrl Cmd+V
Cut | Ctrl Cmd+X
Select All | Ctrl Cmd+A
Close Window | Ctrl Cmd+W
Delete Next Word | Ctrl Cmd+Del
Go Up One Page | Page Up
Go Down One Page | Page Down
Go Up One Line | Up Arrow
Go Down One Line | Down Arrow
Undo | Ctrl Cmd+Z
Redo | Ctrl Cmd+Shift+Z
Find | Ctrl Cmd+F
Find Again | Ctrl+G or F3 Cmd+G
Find Previous | Ctrl+Shift+F?
Open Context Menu | Shift+F10 Ctrl+Space
Open Main Menu (switches to the first drop-down menu at the top of the window) | Alt or F10 Controlled through keyboard preference in Control Panel
Move to beginning of line (in a text editing field) | Home Cmd+Left Arrow Ctrl+A
Move to end of line (in a text editing field) | End Cmd+Right Arrow Ctrl+E
Switch to Next Tab (when using Tabbed Browsing with more than one tab) | Ctrl+Page Down
Switch to Previous Tab (when using Tabbed Browsing with more than one tab) | Ctrl+Page Up
Close Tab | Ctrl Cmd+W
Exit &brandShortName; | Ctrl Cmd+Q

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## &brandShortName; Composition Shortcuts

These are the shortcuts needed for editing html pages with &brandShortName;.

Command | Windows Unix/Linux MacOS
--- | ---
Open Web Location | Ctrl Cmd+Shift+L
Publish | Ctrl Cmd+Shift+S
Text Zoom - Smaller | Ctrl Cmd+-
Text Zoom - Larger | Ctrl Cmd+= OR Ctrl Cmd++ (plus)
Text Zoom - 100% | Ctrl Cmd+O
Insert/Edit Link | Ctrl Cmd+L
Text style Bold | Ctrl Cmd+B
Text style Italic | Ctrl Cmd+I
Text style Underline | Ctrl Cmd+U
Increase Indent | Ctrl Cmd+[
Decrease Indent | Ctrl Cmd+]
Discontinue Text Styles | Ctrl Cmd+Shift+Y
Discontinue Link | Ctrl Cmd+Shift+K
Select Row/Column | Ctrl Cmd+Drag
Select Cells(s) | Ctrl Cmd+Click (drag to select block of cells, or continue clicking to select individual cells)
Site Manager | F9
Start Spell Check | Ctrl+K Cmd+K

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## Help Window Shortcuts

These shortcuts are available from Help windows.

Command | Windows Mac OS Unix/Linux
--- | ---
Navigate Links within Content Pane (right pane) | Tab
Toggle the visibility of Sidebar | F9
Increase Text Size | Ctrl Cmd+= OR Ctrl Cmd+Shift++ (plus)
Decrease Text Size | Ctrl Cmd+- (minus)
Switch between Content Pane and Search/Contents/Index/Glossary (toggle) | F6
Navigate Index Terms (while Index Pane is selected) | Up/Down Arrow
Scroll Pane (Content, Table of Contents, or Index) | Up/Down Arrow
Expand/Collapse Table of Contents Tree Structure | Right/Left Arrow
Print Page | Ctrl+P Cmd+P
Go Back to Previous Page | Alt Cmd+Left Arrow
Go Forward One Page | Alt Cmd+Right Arrow
Close &brandShortName; Help Window | Ctrl Cmd+W

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7 December 2004

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