Shortcuts.

I was recently asked about some shortcuts when I was working at Paula’s house. I use them every day when I work on computers. And they are good for Macs or PCs. The most common ones, by far, are copy and paste; Ctl + C and Ctl + V. Select all is Ctl + A, though I frequently use the left click and hold the button to highlight sections of what I want to select, then Right click on the highlighted bit and select copy. 
​
Yep, there are lots of ways to do the same thing, and you may have your own already. But if you don’t know some of these shortcuts, you need to pick them up. Below is a way too big list, but check out some of the ones that interest you. These commands are commonly accessed by using the Ctl key (on PCs), command key (on Macs). The commands are pretty consistent across operating systems and programs, but of course, some programs have shortcuts that are specific to them. Word, Excel, Windows, MacOS, they all have fast shortcuts for getting stuff done.
 
For a HUGE list, with diagrams, and I think a printable listing, you can click HERE.