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Computer Shortcuts

 

Helpful Computer Shortcuts

Designed To Help You On PC or MAC

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We know that online learning can be difficult. Some of us just like to jump on social media, and don’t know how to use a computer to its full extent. Here are some helpful computer shortcuts that may help with your online learning experience:

PC Computers

    • Desktop Location: Your desktop is your main screen you see when opening your computer.
    • File Explorer: File explorer is the yellow folder icon found on the bottom menu bar on your screen.
    • Documents Folder: Documents may save, in default, to your documents folder. This folder can be found in your File Explorer.
    • F5: Refresh your current internet window/page.
    • Ctrl+N: Opens new internet tab or new/blank document.
    • Ctrl+A: Select all text.
    • Ctrl+B: Highlighted text will go bold.
    • Ctrl+I: Highlighted text will go italic.
    • Ctrl+U: Highlighted text will go underline.
    • Ctrl+F: Opens a find a word menu for a document or window.
    • Ctrl+S: Save current document or file.
    • Ctrl+C: Highlighted text will be copied.
    • Ctrl+V: Text that was highlighted will be pasted.
    • Ctrl+X: Highlighted text will be cut.
    • Ctrl+Z: Undo the last action.
    • Ctrl+Y: Redo the last action.
    • Ctrl+P: Prints the current page or document.
    • Alt+F4: Closes the open document or window.

 

MAC Computers

    • Desktop Location: Your desktop is your main screen you see when opening your computer.
    • Finder: Finder is a smiling screen icon on the mac menu, click this to access your files.
    • Application Folder: In Finder there is an application folder where all apps and programs are stored.
    • Command+H: Hides all documents so you can see the desktop.
    • Command+N: Opens new internet tab or new/blank document.
    • Command+A: Select all text.
    • Command+B: Highlighted text will go bold.
    • Command+I: Highlighted text will go italic.
    • Command+U: Highlighted text will go underline.
    • Command+F: Opens a find a word menu for a document or window.
    • Command+S: Save current document or file.
    • Command+C: Highlighted text will be copied.
    • Command+V: Text that was highlighted will be pasted.
    • Command+X: Highlighted text will be cut.
    • Command+Z: Undo the last action.
    • Command+Y: Redo the last action.
    • Command+P: Prints the current page or document.
    • Command+W: Closes the open document or window.

 

If you need any more shortcut information or help to access files. Then use the resources below:

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