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What function does the Ctrl + T shortcut serve?
What function does the Ctrl + T shortcut serve?
- Refresh the current page
- Bold selected text
- Open a new document
- Cut selected text or item (correct)
Which shortcut is used to replace a specific set of characters?
Which shortcut is used to replace a specific set of characters?
- Ctrl + F
- Ctrl + K
- Ctrl + D
- Ctrl + H (correct)
What does the Ctrl + R shortcut do in most applications?
What does the Ctrl + R shortcut do in most applications?
- Align text to the right
- Reload or refresh the current page (correct)
- Save the active document
- Quit the active application
Which of the following shortcuts creates a duplicate of the selected item?
Which of the following shortcuts creates a duplicate of the selected item?
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What is the purpose of the Ctrl + K shortcut?
What is the purpose of the Ctrl + K shortcut?
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Keyboard Shortcuts Overview
- Ctrl + A: Selects all text or items in a document, allowing for bulk editing or formatting.
- Ctrl + B: Formats selected text as bold, emphasizing important content.
- Ctrl + C: Copies highlighted text or items for use elsewhere without altering the original.
- Ctrl + D: Creates a duplicate of the selected item for quick reproduction.
- Ctrl + E: Opens editing options to modify text or settings conveniently.
- Ctrl + F: Initiates a search for specific words or phrases in a document, streamlining locating content.
- Ctrl + G: Quickly navigates to a specified location within the document.
- Ctrl + H: Replaces specified characters or words with another set across the document.
- Ctrl + I: Formats selected text in italics for stylistic emphasis.
- Ctrl + J: Justifies text, aligning it evenly on both left and right margins for a clean appearance.
- Ctrl + K: Inserts a hyperlink into the selected text, linking to external resources or web pages.
- Ctrl + L: Aligns selected text to the left, which is often standard formatting for paragraphs.
- Ctrl + M: Minimizes the active window, helping to manage workspace and focus on other tasks.
- Ctrl + N: Creates a new document or file, facilitating the start of new projects.
- Ctrl + O: Opens an existing document or file, essential for accessing previous work.
- Ctrl + P: Prints the active document, providing a physical copy of the content.
- Ctrl + Q: Closes the active application, allowing users to exit programs swiftly.
- Ctrl + R: Refreshes the current page, updating content and visuals as needed.
- Ctrl + S: Saves the active document or file, crucial for data preservation.
- Ctrl + T: Cuts selected text or items, removing them from their original location for pasting elsewhere.
- Ctrl + U: Underlines selected text, enhancing visual focus on specific parts of the content.
- Ctrl + V: Pastes copied or cut text, allowing users to insert content seamlessly.
- Ctrl + W: Closes the active window or application, useful for managing multiple documents.
- Ctrl + X: Similar to Ctrl + T, cuts selected text or items for relocation.
- Ctrl + Y: Redoes the last action undone, helping restore changes quickly.
- Ctrl + Z: Undoes the last action, an essential tool for correcting mistakes.
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