Keyboard Shortcuts   Your hands move back and forth from keyboard to mouse while typing and selecting commands from the programs you use. Many computer users find increased productivity by learning a few keyboard shortcuts that keep your fingers on the keyboard. Using keyboard shortcuts may also help users avoid or alleviate repetitive strain injuries associated with mouse use. By holding down a modifier key (such as Ctrl) then pressing a letter key you can achieve the same effect as using your mouse to access a command from the menus. Many of these keyboard shortcuts use the first letter of the command they invoke, the majority of these will work in all your programs. Ctrl + N New document Ctrl + O Open existing document Ctrl + S Save Ctrl + P Print The following commands involve selecting (highlighting) before they can be used on existing text. Ctrl + A Select All Ctrl + Z Undo Ctrl + X Cut Ctrl + C Copy Ctrl + V Paste Ctrl + B Bold Ctrl + I Italic Ctrl + U Underline Back to Tip of the Month

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