Keyboard Shortcuts

Also called accelerators, these give quick access to certain functions.

• Ctrl-T: Tile windows.

• Ctrl-X: Cut to clipboard.

• Ctrl-C: Copy to clipboard.

• Ctrl-V: Paste from clipboard.

• Ctrl-Z: Undo.

• Shift-Ctrl-Z: Redo.

• Ctrl-1, Ctrl-2, Ctrl-3, Ctrl-4: Insert standard text into project note.

• Ctrl-N: Create new project note.

• Alt-DownArrow: Go to next verse.

• Alt-UpArrow: Go to previous verse.

• Alt-PageDown: Go to next chapter.

• Alt-PageUp: Go to previous chapter.

• Ctrl-Alt-PageDown: Go to next book.

• Ctrl-Alt-PageUp: Go to previous book.

• Alt-RightArrow: Go to next reference in history.

• Alt-LeftArrow: Go to previous reference in history.

• Ctrl-G: Go to reference.

• Ctrl-W: Close window.

• Ctrl-S: Go to styles window.

• Ctrl-Q: Quit.

• Ctrl-F: Find.

• Ctrl-R: Replace.

• F5: Present text editor.

• Shift-F5: Present tools windows in sequence.

• Ctrl-F5: Present notes editor.

• F6: Go to next reference in reference window.

• Shift-F6: Go to previous reference in reference window.

• Ctrl-Alt-RightArrow: Go to next project.

• Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrow: Go to previous project.

• Ctrl-O: Open project.

• Ctrl-P: Print.

• F1: Main help.

• Ctrl-: Toggle viewing USFM code.

• Ctrl-[: When editing a note, it increases the indentation.

• Ctrl-]: When editing a note, it decreases the indentation.

• • or - or Left-Arrow or Right-Arrow: When in a tree, to expand or collapse items.