Common keyboard shortcuts allow for quick formatting and navigation across programs. In Word and PowerPoint, Command-C copies, Command-V pastes, and Command-Z undoes. Command-B makes text bold, Command-U underlines, and Command-I italics. In a browser, Command-F finds words, while in lists Command allows selecting multiple consecutive or specific items. In presentations, dragging selects multiple objects.

1. COMMON KEYBOARD SHORTCUTSCOMMON KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

2. In Word or PowerPoint
Function Key Combination
Select All Command A
Copy Command C
Paste Command V
Undo Command Z
Cut Command X
Bold Command B
Underline Command U
Italicize Command I
Go to the end of a
line
Command right arrow
Go to the
beginning of a line
Command left arrow
Command D Duplicate

3. Internet Browser
Function Key Combination
Find a word
Command F

4. In a List (in Finder/Table)
Function Key Combination
Select many items
in a row
Hold down shift and
select the first and
last item.
Select specific
cells
Hold down command
and select cells

5. In a Keynote/PowerPoint
Function Key Combination
Select several
objects at a time.
Click and drag over
items you wish to
select.

6. In a Keynote/PowerPoint
Function Key Combination
Select several
objects at a time.
Click and drag over
items you wish to
select.