Shutdown)Īlt + Prt Scr, captures the screen image of the active window.
#Keyboard shortcut bullet point anki full
These are hard to remember, but if you make a point to use them it's worth the effort.į4 - Expand the Address Bar in Windows Explorer (file system)į5 - Refresh Windows Explorer (file system)į10 - selects a main menu item without clicking (Alt does this, too.)į11 - throws you into Full Screen if on the internet pressing it again brings it backĪnd the handy ALT key tops off the trick list.Īlt + left or right arrow will go back or forward a browser pageĪlt alone will activate the main menu items without clicking, then pressing the underlined letter of the menu item will open the list.Īlt + Enter, opens the properies of a selected icon on the desktopĪlt + F4, shutdown current program (Don't press it yet! You will shutdown your internet! Yikes!)Īnd finally after all your open programs are closed, pressing Alt + F4 one last time will throw you into the shutdown screen of your system. # Enter: During a show, typing a slide # and pressing enter will 'Go To' that slide. W: During a presentation, tapping 'W' or ',' (comma) will Whiteout the screen and pause your show. Shift Tab at bullet: To Promote a bullet point, (make it a lead bullet), press tab at the front of the text.ī: During a presentation, tapping 'B' or '.' (period) will Blackout the screen and pause your show. Tab at bullet: To Demote a bullet point (making it a sub bullet), press tab at the front of the text. (Ctrl N creates an entirely new presentation.)
Shift + F5: To quickly launch your show from the slide currently selected, hit Shift F5.Ĭtrl M: To add a new slide at any point, press Ctrl M. But I like it.į5: To quickly launch your show from the beginning slide, hit the F5 above your keyboard.
(I wish they carried that through to their other softwares, but so far I can only use it in PowerPoint. But in PowerPoint, for some reason, they combined the copy/paste into Ctrl D for "Duplicate". Ctrl D: To copy a picture or slide, you would usually use copy/paste, and you still can.
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