When using a computer regularly, you might find constant use of a mouse is starting to take it's toll on your wrist, as well as taking up quite a bit of your time.

This can be avoided, by using the mouse less often to perform tasks that can be carried out using Keyboard Shortcuts, many programs can be operated using them, but finding out what they are can be quite a time consuming task.

By searching the help pages of programs, you should be able to find out what Keyboard Shortcuts are available for that program.

The problem does not end there though as the Keyboard Shortcuts will often be presented in a tabulated form, meaning that if you decide to print them out, you will end up printing unnecessary tables, resulting in a waste of ink and paper.

By creating this website, I have done all the hard work for you, by removing the process of finding these files in the help pages, and also by presenting them in a printer friendly format, which will save on costly ink and paper.

Throughout this website, the action that will be performed is presented in bold text, and the keypresses are presented in normal text.

In the following pages you might, for example, see Ctrl+Enter, this would mean you would have to press the Ctrl key and then keep this pressed until you have pressed Enter, which would result in the required action taking place.

However, you might see Ctrl++, which could prove a little bit more confusing, but as before, this would mean you would have to press the Ctrl key and then keep this pressed until you have pressed + (the plus sign), which would result in the required action taking place.

Some of the Keyboard Shortcuts will require that more than 2 keys are pressed, such as Ctrl+Alt+Del, this would mean you would have to press the Ctrl key and then keep this pressed whilst you press Alt, and then keep both of them pressed until you press Del, which would result in the required action taking place.